How does the consistency model work? I saw the page describing the eventual consistency referred to a routing parameter (which I assumes routes to the same node to enforce read-your-writes), but I assume you can have conflicts between writes from separate sessions? How is the conflict resolution handled?
This is exactly how it works. Queries based on some kind of id will always hit the same server, except when the server goes down. Sensei expects a semi-durable "data stream" for writes, which is very different from how most other databases work. Imagine a near-real time processing system though where updates go into a queue to be processes (financial transactions work like this). SenseiDB works great for indexing these types of events. Text search is a good example here - after you update your profile, it's put into a queue to be indexed. We don't want to wait for your profile to be indexed before we'll let you move onto another page.
