No I haven’t because it’s quite complicated. Databases are very much a solved problem. Unfortunately, this architecture is going to be nigh impossible to hire for and when it goes absolutely sideways recovery will be difficult.

That’s the best part, you don’t realize when things go sideways.

Compared to installing, configuring and maintaining an installation of Redis, this absolutely is complicated. Do you think this is less complicated than using Redis?

Setting up Redis or setting this up with a certain library is deterministic P hard. Both are equally "easy", including bugs and optimization.

The difference is that Redis costs extra in infrastructure.

In what way is setting up redis or writing a program yourself P hard? What’s the input that leads to polynomial time? And what kind of metric is that? If setting up redis takes me one day or I can write a software myself in a month, does it matter if both are P hard? And if you have an hourly wage over $1, I am very sure that redis is cheaper at the end of the day than programming your own software and using that.

Polynomial time means that both are deterministic. The diffreence between the two only comes down to how much has to type and copy and paste, provided that the person is well aware and experienced to do both. And the total time for either is negligible, while Raft saves you more money long termin infra costs.

The argument that im fighting agaist is that when someone says its more complex, what they mean is that they dont have experience in doing that. From a business perspective, this is something to consider when hiring from.an average pool, since you point about salary is correct, but the assumption that every single engineer fits this criteria is not correct.