The Evolution of Replication in Tarantool
summary
Covers the history and design changes of Tarantool replication: it traces the system from original master–replica without transactions through addition of master–master replication and transaction support, and the introduction of non-replicated tables. Discusses the motivations and architectural evolution of these replication features within Tarantool.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:39Replication architecture in Tarantool
- 7:56Tarantool 1.5 replication
- 16:45Master-master replication
- 22:11Bootstrap and config improvements
- 27:30Future plans: dictionary replication
- 29:42Evolution summary
- 30:46Q&A
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