Toshiba has open-sourced GridDB, a Scalable In-Memory KVS
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#2Toshiba's announcement in Japanese: http://www.toshiba.co.jp/cl/news/news201602_01.htm
Or at least Google translate makes me believe it is.
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#4From the source, this looks like a production code dump. Anybody knows the status of this ?
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#5Is there any piece of software that suffers more from Not Invented Here syndrome than Key-Value stores?
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#6Is there any piece of software that suffers more from Not Invented Here syndrome than Key-Value stores?
Message queues.
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#7Is there any piece of software that suffers more from Not Invented Here syndrome than Key-Value stores?
To be fair, effectively every majorly popular KV store has different tradeoffs from one another, or different focuses/use-cases. Of course, there are some which are very similar and effectively only differ in implementation, but competition can also be good.
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#8Is there any piece of software that suffers more from Not Invented Here syndrome than Key-Value stores?
JavaScript Libraries.
Re: Toshiba has open-sourced GridDB, a Scalable In-Memory KVS
#9Is there any piece of software that suffers more from Not Invented Here syndrome than Key-Value stores?
I suspect that key value store is just the user interface and that whatever heavy lifting there was to be solved is related to tuning for time series data from sensor networks.
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#10Is there any piece of software that suffers more from Not Invented Here syndrome than Key-Value stores?
You could say that about programming languages, but they are so useful there end up being a lot of variants.
I searched for a shared memory key value store high and low for interprocess communication and the closest thing I found was WhiteDB. WhiteDB is pretty great, but its concurrency is done through locking and it is very unfortunately GPL licensed, which makes it very niche. (BTW a shared memory key value store for IPC is AMAZING).
There are a ton of key value stores out there though amazingly enough I'm still excited when I see announcements because I haven't found one that is what I want.