17:19 <slfritchie> Happy Friday, everyone. I'm the author of a blog article published today, "The Treacherous Tangle of Redundant Data: resilience for Wallaroo".

17:19 <slfritchie> A few weeks ago, John Mumm wrote an article that described what Wallaroo does to be resilient in case of a rebootable crash. But what if the crashed worker cannot reboot? Today's article describes the data redundancy technique that permits a Wallaroo cluster to recover after a crash with catastrophic data loss.

17:19 <slfritchie> Today's article: https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/2018/11/the-treacherous-tangle-of-redundant-data-resilience-for-wallaroo/

19:03 <rkallos> Thanks, slfritchie! I really enjoyed reading it. I am interested to see what the performance difference would be between Python-DOS and Pony-DOS :)

19:05 <slfritchie> Thank you! My guess is that the biggest gain would be when multiple (far more than 2) clients are doing stuff, causing interference by the Python GIL.