Should (**) It may seem counterintuitive, that A is being written to even after > we've stopped reading from it. This is done in order to guarantee that by > the time we stop writing to the node giving up the range, there is no > coordinator that may attempt reading from it without learning about *at > least* the epoch where it is not a part of a read set. In other words, we > have to keep writing until there's any chance there might be a reader.
instead read: (**) It may seem counterintuitive, that A is being written to even after we've stopped reading from it. This is done in order to guarantee that by the time we stop writing to the node giving up the range, there is no coordinator that may attempt reading from it without learning about *at least* the epoch where it is not a part of a read set. In other words, we have to keep writing *while* there's any chance there might be a reader. On Tue, Aug 23, 2022 at 7:13 PM Mick Semb Wever <m...@apache.org> wrote: > > > I just want to say I’m really excited about this work. It’s one of the >> last remaining major inadequacies of the project that makes it hard for >> people to deploy, and hard for us to develop. >> >> > > Second this. And what a solid write up Sam - it's a real joy reading this > CEP. >
