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I'd love to see a breakdown of Databases broken down by their primary underlying storage mechanism (eg): - RDBMS: B-Tree Layout (good for lookups) - No-SQL (l
by filereaper 10y ago
I'd love to see a breakdown of Databases broken down by their primary underlying storage mechanism (eg):
- RDBMS: B-Tree Layout (good for lookups)
- No-SQL (like) DB's: LSM (good for heavy write throughputs)
And then there's ones like Dremel which opt for high-octane full-table scans.
- jeffdavis 10y agoRDBMS often support a variety of primary and secondary index types. There's nothing about the relational model or SQL that won't work with an LSM tree.