If what you are trying to ask is to we support a mode of operation where this is a scale out mongodb service that lets you ask for 9 units of parallelism across a single document store, the answer is no, not yet. This is really a statement on the status of the mongo service, or sql service that's in the current code drop. Its totally feasible to implement a sql service that's configured for N read replicas, or a master-master system, etc. We have not done this in the current, open source services though.
April 13, 2011 22:59
Marc Palmer
OK. Obviously this is pretty fundamental, to be able to configure your services to be replicas/shards etc and all that kind of stuff.
Comments
If what you are trying to ask is to we support a mode of operation where this is a scale out mongodb service that lets you ask for 9 units of parallelism across a single document store, the answer is no, not yet. This is really a statement on the status of the mongo service, or sql service that's in the current code drop. Its totally feasible to implement a sql service that's configured for N read replicas, or a master-master system, etc. We have not done this in the current, open source services though.
OK. Obviously this is pretty fundamental, to be able to configure your services to be replicas/shards etc and all that kind of stuff.
Postgres master/slave etc