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Which properties of the CAP theorem does OrientDB embrace? Does it
achieve eventual consistency in favor of high availability or is it
strongly consistent?
Luca Garulli
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Jul 2, 2011, 8:25:19 PM7/2/11
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Hi,
OrientDB supports both CA and AP depending of your cluster configuration.
If you create 1 master and X slaves replicated as synchronous you have CA. If you add asynchronous servers you could have eventual consistency if the client reads from the asynchronous replicated server. So it's you choice.