Daniel Spiewak on Nostr: nprofile1q…5hl4y Anything in memory is definitely at risk of being lost if the ...

nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqdhlp9quv7gxr9vspuv7rramapsxaw2phk0zjpxw2uq2t6kvnp7csc5hl4y (nprofile…hl4y) Anything in memory is definitely at risk of being lost if the process is murdered (possibly because the host machine died). The only way to really design for this is to think about persistent queues (e.g. Kafka) and commits, and you need to think about this problem more at the system architecture level than within a single process. Cats Effect, sort of by definition, can't really help you here since it's inside of the JVM, which is just one process.