top | item 7233901 (no title) zardosht | 12 years ago ddorian, Can you elaborate what that means? discuss order hn newest ddorian43|12 years ago What i mean, every node is the same, no mongos , you just connect to one random mongod and it handles the mongos funcionality.So if you grow, you add 1 node, not a replica-set(that could be 3 nodes if you have 3x replication) leif|12 years ago Unfortunately, this would break compatibility with existing MongoDB applications more than we would probably be willing to do. However, there's no reason RethinkDB couldn't use Fractal Tree indexing instead of B-trees, given some engineering effort. load replies (1)
ddorian43|12 years ago What i mean, every node is the same, no mongos , you just connect to one random mongod and it handles the mongos funcionality.So if you grow, you add 1 node, not a replica-set(that could be 3 nodes if you have 3x replication) leif|12 years ago Unfortunately, this would break compatibility with existing MongoDB applications more than we would probably be willing to do. However, there's no reason RethinkDB couldn't use Fractal Tree indexing instead of B-trees, given some engineering effort. load replies (1)
leif|12 years ago Unfortunately, this would break compatibility with existing MongoDB applications more than we would probably be willing to do. However, there's no reason RethinkDB couldn't use Fractal Tree indexing instead of B-trees, given some engineering effort. load replies (1)
ddorian43|12 years ago
So if you grow, you add 1 node, not a replica-set(that could be 3 nodes if you have 3x replication)
leif|12 years ago