nothing about synchronous replication in introduction

[ligurio]

Tarantool supports asynchronous replication, locally or to remote hosts. The replication architecture can be master-master, that is, many nodes may both handle the loads and receive what others have handled, for the same data sets.

We support synchronous replication too.

Source: https://www.tarantool.io/en/doc/2.5/intro/

[artur-barsegyan]

This paragraph will be rewritten totally in the nearest future.

[lenkis]

Part of #1467

[patiencedaur]

The section has been rewritten. Closing.

[ligurio]

@patiencedaur failed to found something about sync replication in Getting started. Could you point me to words about sync replication there?

[patiencedaur]

@ligurio The section is a practical workshop. Unless there is a replication exercise included in Getting Started, I don't see a place where replication could be mentioned in this section. Perhaps you have another vision—would you like an entry-level tutorial to be included in the Getting Started pages?

[ligurio]

The section is a practical workshop. Unless there is a replication exercise included in Getting Started, I don't see a place where replication could be mentioned in this section. Perhaps you have another vision—would you like an entry-level tutorial to be included in the Getting Started pages?

Thanks for explanation! Well, let's keep it as is.
In a current "Getting started" cluster is something that can be managed by Cartridge and provides CRUD interface. "Getting started" says nothing about low-level things like async/sync replication, leader election and other.