On May 27, 2014, at 12:20 PM, Matthieu Rakotojaona 
<[email protected]> wrote:

> The issue you have here is that CouchDB is really "low-level" in that it
> only manages 1-1 replication. A global mesh of CouchDB nodes will need a
> third-party tool.

Not necessarily. If this is a fixed set of servers with static IP addresses, 
you just need to configure each CouchDB instance with a couple of persistent 
replications to its ‘neighbors’. This configuration might have to be updated 
periodically if servers are added or moved, but that shouldn’t be a big job.

What you’re saying is more applicable to a dynamic environment like a set of 
home computers or mobile devices. “Mesh networking” does usually refer to such 
situations, but I think the OP is using “mesh" in a more general sense.

—Jens

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