alt Hacker NewsIt’s like using a non-cryptographically secure RNG: if you don’t know enough to look for the fsync flag off yourself, it’s unlikely you know enough to evaluate the impact of durability on your application.
It’s like using a non-cryptographically secure RNG: if you don’t know enough to look for the fsync flag off yourself, it’s unlikely you know enough to evaluate the impact of durability on your application.
> if you don’t know enough to look for the fsync flag off yourself,
Yeah, it should use safe-defaults.
Then you can always go read the corners of the docs for the "go faster" mode.
Just like Postgres's infamous "non-durable settings" page... https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/non-durability.html