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  • I'm working to kickstart a campaign for Developers to try our cloud platform. Which one works best?

    SaboTaylorD
    5 replies
    We are building a distributed cloud platform that spans more than 90 locations today with the goal to grow to a few hundred in the next year. We offer managed Kubernetes, containers, and storage but more services will join soon. Thanks, for your help

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    Dragos Bulugean
    I like the first option
    new23d
    Would be interesting to see how stateful services keep in sync.
    SaboTaylorD
    @new23d Our managed K8s service includes persistent storage for stateful applications
    new23d
    So it syncs across cities continuosly? Is it block level replication? If it does and is, the time for data to become available at the other POP will surely be physical latency + a bit. Also raises questions about transactional locking and such for write operations, and cache-invalidation for read operations.