Does anyone run these "at home" with small clusters? I've been googling unsuccessfully and this thread doesn't refer to anything.
So a non-quantized scout won't fit in a machine with 128GB of RAM (like framework or mac studio M4). Maverick is maybe a 512GB M3 Max mac studio. Is it possible (and if so what're the tradeoffs for) running like one instance of Scout on three 128GB frameworks?
Half on topic: what libs/etc did you use for the animations? Not immediately obvious from the source page.
(it's a topic I'm deeply familiar with so I don't have a comment on the content, it looks great on a skim!) - but I've been sketching animations for my own blog and not liked the last few libs I tried.
Throwing out a clarification: EVcache is effectively a complex memcached client + an internal ecosystem at Netflix. You can get much of its benefits with other systems (such as the memcached internal proxy: https://docs.memcached.org/features/proxy/).
For plugging into other apps they may only need a small slice of EVCache; just the fetch from local-then-far, copy sets to multiple zones, etc. A greenfield client with the same backing store could be trivial to do.
That all said I wouldn't advise people copy their method of expanding cache clusters: it's possible to add or remove one instance at a time without rebuilding and re-warming the whole thing.
So a non-quantized scout won't fit in a machine with 128GB of RAM (like framework or mac studio M4). Maverick is maybe a 512GB M3 Max mac studio. Is it possible (and if so what're the tradeoffs for) running like one instance of Scout on three 128GB frameworks?