Going Fast and Cheap: How We Made Anna Autoscale

From the post:

"...you can find the full paper here and the code here[1]."

https://github.com/fluent-project/fluent/tree/master/kvs

Which is the link posted above obviously. But they did link to it.

Please note that this "fluent-project" isn't the same as the common https://github.com/fluent logging solution.

If they are a purely academic project then why compare yourself to a commercial alternative? Those are two different worlds. I seem to recall that they specifically mentioned somewhere that it's not just for academic interest, otherwise I wouldn't have even bothered to ask for benchmarks. And who says that I won't use it? I like experimental stuff, I'd totally use it if they show some fancy performance numbers and maybe implement a document store on top of the key value abstraction. And why would I dislike coordination-free stuff? I just have the feeling that aerospike is probably as good as it gets but it's not based on any testing.