david on Nostr: One option to consider would be to build a nostr relay using FOSS graph database ...
One option to consider would be to build a nostr relay using FOSS graph database #neo4j , which has database synchronization tools that do what you’re talking about (if I understand correctly).
The added benefit is that graph databases and WoT are a match made in heaven.
You can combine independent neo4j databases (independent relays) into a “cluster” which are then synchronized using some method that I’m not all that familiar with but which I’d like to dive into at some point. Currently, I’m using neo4j in my latest iteration of the grapevine and its search algorithms are awesome.
https://neo4j.com/docs/operations-manual/current/clustering/
The added benefit is that graph databases and WoT are a match made in heaven.
You can combine independent neo4j databases (independent relays) into a “cluster” which are then synchronized using some method that I’m not all that familiar with but which I’d like to dive into at some point. Currently, I’m using neo4j in my latest iteration of the grapevine and its search algorithms are awesome.
https://neo4j.com/docs/operations-manual/current/clustering/