Comment by alberth 7 months ago I didn’t realize Oban didn’t use Mnesia (Erlang built-in). 8 comments alberth Reply sorentwo 7 months ago Very very few applications use mnsesia. There’s absolutely no way I would recommend it over Postgres. arcanemachiner 7 months ago I have heard the mnesia is very unreliable, which is a damn shame.I wonder if that is fixable, or just inherent to its design. sb8244 7 months ago My understanding is that mnesia is sort of a relic. Really hard to work with and lots of edge / failure cases.I'm not sure if it should be salvaged? tecleandor 7 months ago I think RabbitMQ still uses by default for its metadata storage. Is it problematic? schaum 7 months ago They are in the process of migrating away from it https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/metadata-store asg0451 7 months ago can you explain why? spooneybarger 7 months ago Mnesia along with clustering was a recipe for split brain disasters a few years ago I assume that hasn't been addressed. ahoka 7 months ago I have only worked with a product that used it, so no direct experience, but one problem that was often mentioned is split-brains happening very frequently.
sorentwo 7 months ago Very very few applications use mnsesia. There’s absolutely no way I would recommend it over Postgres. arcanemachiner 7 months ago I have heard the mnesia is very unreliable, which is a damn shame.I wonder if that is fixable, or just inherent to its design. sb8244 7 months ago My understanding is that mnesia is sort of a relic. Really hard to work with and lots of edge / failure cases.I'm not sure if it should be salvaged? tecleandor 7 months ago I think RabbitMQ still uses by default for its metadata storage. Is it problematic? schaum 7 months ago They are in the process of migrating away from it https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/metadata-store asg0451 7 months ago can you explain why? spooneybarger 7 months ago Mnesia along with clustering was a recipe for split brain disasters a few years ago I assume that hasn't been addressed. ahoka 7 months ago I have only worked with a product that used it, so no direct experience, but one problem that was often mentioned is split-brains happening very frequently.
arcanemachiner 7 months ago I have heard the mnesia is very unreliable, which is a damn shame.I wonder if that is fixable, or just inherent to its design. sb8244 7 months ago My understanding is that mnesia is sort of a relic. Really hard to work with and lots of edge / failure cases.I'm not sure if it should be salvaged?
sb8244 7 months ago My understanding is that mnesia is sort of a relic. Really hard to work with and lots of edge / failure cases.I'm not sure if it should be salvaged?
tecleandor 7 months ago I think RabbitMQ still uses by default for its metadata storage. Is it problematic? schaum 7 months ago They are in the process of migrating away from it https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/metadata-store
schaum 7 months ago They are in the process of migrating away from it https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/metadata-store
asg0451 7 months ago can you explain why? spooneybarger 7 months ago Mnesia along with clustering was a recipe for split brain disasters a few years ago I assume that hasn't been addressed. ahoka 7 months ago I have only worked with a product that used it, so no direct experience, but one problem that was often mentioned is split-brains happening very frequently.
spooneybarger 7 months ago Mnesia along with clustering was a recipe for split brain disasters a few years ago I assume that hasn't been addressed.
ahoka 7 months ago I have only worked with a product that used it, so no direct experience, but one problem that was often mentioned is split-brains happening very frequently.
Very very few applications use mnsesia. There’s absolutely no way I would recommend it over Postgres.
I have heard the mnesia is very unreliable, which is a damn shame.
I wonder if that is fixable, or just inherent to its design.
My understanding is that mnesia is sort of a relic. Really hard to work with and lots of edge / failure cases.
I'm not sure if it should be salvaged?
I think RabbitMQ still uses by default for its metadata storage. Is it problematic?
They are in the process of migrating away from it https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/metadata-store
can you explain why?
Mnesia along with clustering was a recipe for split brain disasters a few years ago I assume that hasn't been addressed.
I have only worked with a product that used it, so no direct experience, but one problem that was often mentioned is split-brains happening very frequently.