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by emmawirt
134 days ago
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yeah you're totally right, good catch. S3 has been strongly consistent since 2020. That weakens the specific framing but the broader point about Iceberg's design assumptions still holds: the architecture was built for a world of eventual consistency and massive concurrent writes, and a lot of that complexity doesn't disappear just because S3 improved. But I should have been more precise there, appreciate the correction. |
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