AMA - David Nolen
summary
Claims that Diatomic already supports JVM integrations and now exposes a client protocol using Transit over MessagePack and Transit over JSON so non‑JVM languages can connect, shows a JavaScript client planned for Q1 2018, and explains storage/GC tradeoffs for its immutable model. Demos and numbers include read performance that scales with readers, write parity with MySQL/Postgres, a starter edition that is the full product and is free, and an AWS solo topology priced at about $1 a day.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40Is it possible to use the Atomic from Java or Scala
- 2:00How do you approach a company thats nervous about the licensing model
- 4:55How easy is it to get started with Atomic
- 7:20How many people have heard of Atomic before
- 8:45What would you do if you have a distributed system
- 10:10How do you approach schema evolution
- 12:10WebAssembly
- 14:30Bootstrap Closure Script
- 18:00Component Local State
- 21:00Getting into Closure
- 22:00Roadmap
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