Temporal consistency is overrated for many applications and still more applications achieve consistency with a locking mechanism or serializing reads and writes elsewhere.
As for resources, I've heard it say that your architecture is working for you if you can throw more resources at the problem, and it scales linearly. If I have a key that gets accessed 2000/s on a single Couchbase node, I'm going to get long tails on every request that goes to that node.
As for resources, I've heard it say that your architecture is working for you if you can throw more resources at the problem, and it scales linearly. If I have a key that gets accessed 2000/s on a single Couchbase node, I'm going to get long tails on every request that goes to that node.