A nice place to start might be the CFA study guide

https://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/courseofstu...

They make a comparison in their Docs. http://docs.telepat.io/#comparison

Thanks!

EDIT: looks like the comparison is Derby only - racer is a bit more flexible IMO

Racer is great at synchronizing objects, and more flexible than Derby. One key difference between Racer and Telepat is that the Racer client needs to run within a JS container, while Telepat offloads native functionality to native clients. I'd say we're more mobile and user-access oriented than Racer, basically, but we're more architecturally apart as well.

Doesn't unix socket commands work without dropping connections?

http://cbonte.github.io/haproxy-dconv/configuration-1.5.html...

Yes, but you can only apply small updates. You can't reload the whole config.