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A Trillion Transactions

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Databases and dataDistributed systemsDatabase internalsConsensus: Raft and PaxosScaling and large-scale architecture

TigerBeetle explains how their database achieves survivability and reliability at scale through a trillion transactions.

What is scale? We often talk about throughput and latency, or adding machines, and yet systems still fail at scale. Scale isn't just performance and distribution, scale is survivability. Because the hardest part of scale isn't how much work you can do when everything works. It's staying alive when everything that can break does... even through a trillion transactions. tigerbeetle.com

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A Trillion Transactions (TigerBeetle) This is really impressive. Great work by the TigerBeetle team, and also probably one of the best presentations, no?
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