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It strikes me that blockade examples could be used as the basis of educational teaching examples in how resilient various distributed systems are - or aren't. I'm currently working at the limits of my knowledge on all this, as a complete docker novice, but would love to see a few more examples of of how blockade could be used to illustrate various network errors for some typical example configurations.
For example, comparing how different distributed databases compare when network weather hits. A couple of examples I'd particularly value are examples of how a simple3 node MongoDB replica set fares, or how a more complex sharded configuration (eg after https://sebastianvoss.com/docker-mongodb-sharded-cluster.html ) would cope.
How complex would the blockade set up be in each of those cases? Is it possible to use blockade to test those sorts of config? How about for other distributed DBMS?
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It strikes me that
blockade
examples could be used as the basis of educational teaching examples in how resilient various distributed systems are - or aren't. I'm currently working at the limits of my knowledge on all this, as a complete docker novice, but would love to see a few more examples of of how blockade could be used to illustrate various network errors for some typical example configurations.For example, comparing how different distributed databases compare when network weather hits. A couple of examples I'd particularly value are examples of how a simple3 node MongoDB replica set fares, or how a more complex sharded configuration (eg after https://sebastianvoss.com/docker-mongodb-sharded-cluster.html ) would cope.
How complex would the
blockade
set up be in each of those cases? Is it possible to use blockade to test those sorts of config? How about for other distributed DBMS?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: