If you're not going to tolerate partitions, what does it mean to be available?
It means you're not running a partitioned and distributed system, but a regular non-partitioned system.
Yes I know distributed cloud object-graph databases on selective-persist elastic firesprout-nodes are very popular and trendy these days, but lots of people just run regular, old-fashioned unpartitioned databases, like pgsql/mysql and they work just fine.
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It means you're not running a partitioned and distributed system, but a regular non-partitioned system.
Yes I know distributed cloud object-graph databases on selective-persist elastic firesprout-nodes are very popular and trendy these days, but lots of people just run regular, old-fashioned unpartitioned databases, like pgsql/mysql and they work just fine.
I know. Like whoah, eh?