An embedded database written in Rust
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An embedded database written in Rust
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Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#2No clustering :( I feel like good multi-master asynchronous and synchronous clustering is truly the frontier in DBs.
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#3No clustering :( I feel like good multi-master asynchronous and synchronous clustering is truly the frontier in DBs.
what do you think of FoundationDb?
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#4No clustering :( I feel like good multi-master asynchronous and synchronous clustering is truly the frontier in DBs.
What about TiKV (https://github.com/pingcap/tikv), a distributed transactional Key-Value store?
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#5No clustering :( I feel like good multi-master asynchronous and synchronous clustering is truly the frontier in DBs.
clustering and embedded seem like almost opposite ends of the spectrum
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#6How does it compare relatively to dgraph's Badger library?
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#7How well does that handle the storage disappearing halfway through a write? How well does it handle power being cut halfway through an update of some sort? How well does it handle some of the written blocks actually making it to the disc and others not? How about if the ones that made it were not the first or the last it issued to be written?
(For predictable answers to these, and many other complex questions, when dealing with data you care about, use sqlite)
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#8Does rust compile reliably to embedded targets yet? Last time I checked there were a lot of problems with armv5.
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#9No clustering :( I feel like good multi-master asynchronous and synchronous clustering is truly the frontier in DBs.
What would be the use-case for multi-master clustering in embedded?
Re: An embedded database written in Rust
#10No clustering :( I feel like good multi-master asynchronous and synchronous clustering is truly the frontier in DBs.
You can't cluster an embedded database, this comment makes not sense.
Compare with SQLite, not with Orcale or Postgres.