Practical Consistency
Practical Consistency
By David Golden (xdg) from NY.pm
Date: Tuesday, 21 June 2016 09:00
Duration: 50 minutes
Target audience: Intermediate
Language: English
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Distributed database consistency is a jargon-filled tarpit - of great interest to theorists but misunderstood or ignored by developers. But it doesn't have to be. What if you had a simple mental model for reasoning about consistency? What if you had simple rules of thumb for making the right tradeoffs in your applications? MongoDB staff engineer David Golden will share ideas for practical consistency and demonstrate how to achieve it with the MongoDB Perl driver.
Attended by: Chad Granum (Exodist), Todd Rinaldo (toddr), Jeff Till, James Lenz (Jim), David H. Adler (dha), Robert Blackwell (rblackwe), Turd Furgison (fartfart), Tushar Dave, Jason Crome (CromeDome), Matt Creenan, Mickey Nasriachi (Mickey), Cody Brown (cbrown), Aran Deltac (bluefeet), atoomic, Douglas Schrag (dmaestro), Michael LaGrasta, Niall Durham (dbcooper), Stevan Little (stevan), Rob, Scott Duff (perlpilot), Aaron Staves (astaves), Michael Hamlin (myrrhlin), Daniel LeWarne (Possum), Ricardo Signes (rjbs),