That’s a good list. I would add

- storage of edit conflicts (as a special case of “storing JSON documents”)
- revision tree management
- ICU collation in secondary indexes (I suppose not strictly “data model” but 
it’s quite close)
- attachments

Also not sure “replication” needs to be on that list.

Cheers, Adam

> On Jan 29, 2019, at 4:12 PM, Ilya Khlopotov <iil...@apache.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> As a continuation of discussions about rebasing of CouchDB on top of 
> FoundationDB it would be good to start discussions about how different 
> CouchDB features might be implemented in FoundationDB. It is hard to map all 
> CouchDB features into FoundationDB in a single pass. Since it is time 
> consuming and reduces opportunities for contribution. We can simplify 
> contributions by splitting design of the data model into manageable chunks. 
> Providing ideas for some aspect of the data model is way easier than 
> proposing a solid data model for the whole project. We would create different 
> discussion threads for every "design aspect". 
> 
> This thread aim is:
> 
> - to collect a list of "design aspects" which we would use to create 
> discussion threads.
> 
> Out of scope:
> 
> - detailed designs of features
> 
> Here is the initial list of "design aspects"
> 
> - changes feed
> - storing JSON documents 
> - primary index
> - secondary indexes
> - tracking metrics (disk size / number of documents)
> - replication
> - reduce functions
> 
> Best regards,
> iilyak

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