Hey guys! 
I am neck-deep in a project wrangling terabytes of data with FoundationDB, and I’m hitting some walls when it comes to optimizing performance. Any insights or battle-tested advice from the community would be a lifesaver!
Here is the points where I’m stuck:
- We’re dealing with a massive amount of data, and writes are becoming the bottleneck. Any secret weapons for getting the most write throughput out of FoundationDB?
- FoundationDB’s ACID stuff is great, but finding the sweet spot between transaction size and performance is proving tricky. Are there strategies for managing hefty transactions effectively?
- We have a multi-node FoundationDB cluster, but I’m not sure if it’s configured optimally. What are the key things to consider when setting up a cluster for peak performance and rock-solid reliability?
I also check this source: https://forums.foundationdb.org/t/requisites-for-using-foundationdb-in-a-company-for-managing-a-large-clients-databasnowflake But I have not found any solution. so, If you have any helpful resources, tutorials, or even just war stories from your own experience, I’d be incredibly grateful. Super detailed explanations or code examples would be the ultimate win!
Thanks a ton in advance for your help!
Respected community member 