Paper Note: GRIT: Consistent Distributed Transactions across Polyglot Microservices with Multiple Databases
FAQ What is a deterministic database? A deterministic database is a system where the outcomes of any database operations are guaranteed to be the same every time they are executed, provided that the operations are started from the same database state. This concept implies a level of reliability and predictability in the behavior of the database system. Deterministic behavior is essential in many contexts, especially in distributed databases, where operations might need to be coordinated across multiple nodes, or in any system where replication, fault tolerance, and consistency are important. If a database operation is deterministic, it means the following: ...