This is why open-source software is so rad. I suspect that you'd never see an Oracle customer complaining publicly and then an Oracle engineer publicly tracking down the source of their complaints.
I'm a huge fan of antirez in particular for this. So many other devs would have shrugged off the occasional latency as acceptable, or a poor measure of true performance, or blamed it on nebulous EC2 performance issues. Which happened, to a greater or less extent. But three blog posts later he's still digging in to the root causes and has eventually (through no small effort) come up with the cause, and a fix.
Open source is good. Its individuals like antirez who make it great.
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This is why open-source software is so rad. I suspect that you'd never see an Oracle customer complaining publicly and then an Oracle engineer publicly tracking down the source of their complaints.
I'm a huge fan of antirez in particular for this. So many other devs would have shrugged off the occasional latency as acceptable, or a poor measure of true performance, or blamed it on nebulous EC2 performance issues. Which happened, to a greater or less extent. But three blog posts later he's still digging in to the root causes and has eventually (through no small effort) come up with the cause, and a fix.
Open source is good. Its individuals like antirez who make it great.