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Hello, I just discovered trinity and atomix. Looks great! I love the Jepsen tests, and the Clojure lib.
This is more of a request for clarification, not an actual "issue".
I have questions about:
persistence facilities. Is this a purely in-memory store? If not, how can I configure the file/folder where this is persisted? Can I backup it?
Can I extend it with my own primitives? Ie. if I wanted to implement a durable (stored to disk) immutable (like Clojure/Datomic without the datalog part) data structure, where would I start? Can I build on/extend atomix (then I would probably try) or would I have to drop to the Raft implementation (then I would probably not try)?
Can I start a server from Clojure as well and maybe avoid the cost of serialization/deserialization etc. ? It would make it easier to start playing, and also simplify deployments in my case.
Hello, I just discovered trinity and atomix. Looks great! I love the Jepsen tests, and the Clojure lib.
This is more of a request for clarification, not an actual "issue".
I have questions about:
persistence facilities. Is this a purely in-memory store? If not, how can I configure the file/folder where this is persisted? Can I backup it?
Can I extend it with my own primitives? Ie. if I wanted to implement a durable (stored to disk) immutable (like Clojure/Datomic without the datalog part) data structure, where would I start? Can I build on/extend atomix (then I would probably try) or would I have to drop to the Raft implementation (then I would probably not try)?
Can I start a server from Clojure as well and maybe avoid the cost of serialization/deserialization etc. ? It would make it easier to start playing, and also simplify deployments in my case.