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This looks great. Thanks for sharing. Those numbers in the end look impressive. Unlike other solutions it seems like going from 2 to 4 nodes didn't make much of an impact on regs/sec.
Hi, as per what I said in the article: this is just one type of use case, I'd be interested in knowing other people evaluations as well.
First thing I thought of was an mnesia table, glad to even be in the same ballpark as Mr. Ostinelli.

Is the slowdown as the cluster size increases is purely due to cluster gossip?

That's an interesting question, since Syn only uses dirty writes (and hence has no locking mechanism). Therefore yes, I think this is due to the increased nodes inter-communication (which obviously takes resources).
I recall reading at some point that things really start to get out of hand re: gossip somewhere around 12 nodes. Not sure if that's a modern limit or not though.