Hi, all, I realized that the underlying store of Hyperspace is using BerkeleyDB, so why not use BDB HA to implement the "Highly Available Hyperspace"? BDB HA is a replication framework which now is Paxos compatible. The original Chubby was using BerkeleyDB(the paper refers), and at that time Google guy found out the replication feature of BDB was not that good , so they built from scratch by themselves. But now BerkeleyDB has involved to 4.8, and the replication now is stable, and works well in our production environments. So what do you guys think of?
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