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@ semisol
2025-06-13 22:54:51
> Speed matters when user feels it!
> You need to satisfy user, not fight with milliseconds on low level codes to show off for marketing.
Sure, until you realize that when your relay is used at larger scale for a few years, then it crumbles. I have ran MongoDB in several production applications and it has always underperformed by an order of magnitude or more compared to Postgres and FDB *on the same hardware*.
Request latencies reached hundreds of ms at times. So yes, the user will notice.
> How people can confirm your NFDB thing is really faster?
I will be publishing a benchmark when I have finished more important priorities.
> Also, Manageability and Scalability is important. How much you can scale? Is your software able to scale at all?
More details on this, NFDB is built on FoundationDB. It can scale to 100TB+ clusters easily, and certain parts of NFDB could be modified if higher was really needed.
The broadcast system runs on Apache Pulsar.