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Tokyo Cabinet (key value storage: removed the "R" and "M" from "ORM", managed to get an object from disk to the client with the object being opaque to the serve

Tokyo Cabinet (key value storage: removed the "R" and "M" from "ORM", managed to get an object from disk to the client with the object being opaque to the server, cutting deserialization/serialization overhead down, implemented indexes to keep track of keys and got more of an idea of what MySQL does behind the scenes).

jbjohns 17y ago
Isn't this similar to what berkley db does? EDIT: Genuine curiosity, not trying to make a point.
- simonw 17y ago
  Yup - I'm pretty sure I'vea heard Tokyo described as a "modern" BerkeleyDB implementation.
  - jbjohns 17y ago
    Cool, then I'll give it a look. Thanks.
  - adw 17y ago
    It's from the artist who formerly brought you GDBM and NDBM.
bur123 17y ago
though it was a disappointment of the year for me. performance degrades significantly after 2M of entries :(