SighThe responses to your question (systems falling over on Jepsen) are already the most depressing kind:
- that's not our use case (then why are you advertising distribution???)
- they didn't use this feature (WELL THEN, SHOW THAT FEATURE PASSING THE TESTS)
- we're not that kind of distributed (oh, you mean the one you can use?)
Jepsen has been the first step for trusting anything that involves data and distribution. Everything is going to fail under his hard stare, it just comes down to how much BS smokescreening is done by the purveyors of the software to judge how to trust it.
- that's not our use case (then why are you advertising distribution???) - they didn't use this feature (WELL THEN, SHOW THAT FEATURE PASSING THE TESTS) - we're not that kind of distributed (oh, you mean the one you can use?)
Jepsen has been the first step for trusting anything that involves data and distribution. Everything is going to fail under his hard stare, it just comes down to how much BS smokescreening is done by the purveyors of the software to judge how to trust it.