Horizontal Scalability via Transient, Shardable, and Share-Nothing Resources
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Nirmalya Sengupta
Indeed you stuffed a lot in that presentation, but it sure gives a good overview of what's involved. I am using a technology which is similar, at least in principle - called RedDwarf. Not sure if you have had a look at it, but it claims to provide all the three cornerstones of horizontal scalability that you have elucidated.
Thanks for a great presentation.
Nirmalya
India
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