CAP Theorem: not what we thought it was, not what we are looking for - devopsdays Tel Aviv 2019
The CAP theorem is often used to classify distributed systems, and the “two out of three” rule is often quoted. But the CAP theorem is widely misunderstood. What are the exact terms of the CAP Theorem? How does it differ from Brewer’s original CAP Conjecture? Where does CAP fall short of meeting practical engineering expectations? Let us review the definitions and proof of the CAP Theorem, see some hidden assumption…
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