Not over, we need systems that are both fast and scalable. But I suspect than in five years since now most people will consider a much more reasonable thing to shard client side, by hand, and in the most uncool ways a system that can deliver 100k requests/second than an automatically sharding system with 10k requests/second. My guess is that currently the queries/watt figure is not taken seriously enough.
With Redis we will shortly start working full time at "Redis cluster" so it's not that we don't care :) Just I think the first goal should be to have a very efficient "single" node, and then going the step forward trying to retain the same speed if possible.
With Redis we will shortly start working full time at "Redis cluster" so it's not that we don't care :) Just I think the first goal should be to have a very efficient "single" node, and then going the step forward trying to retain the same speed if possible.