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> Can somebody get us an on disk, small, fast, in-process, low-footprint NoSQL DB? That's LMDB, as others have noted. I have used it in production for years, n
by erichocean 10y ago
> Can somebody get us an on disk, small, fast, in-process, low-footprint NoSQL DB?
That's LMDB, as others have noted. I have used it in production for years, never once lost data. Insanely fast, low footprint, crash-proof.
(P.s. I have seen SQLite get corrupted regularly on mobile devices, which is why I no longer use it there.)
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoBizarre. SQLite is known for being hard to corrupt. How did it happen?
- erichocean 10y agoNo idea, but with about 50,000 regular users hitting the local SQLite DB on their mobile devices hard, I'd get a corrupted DB report a few times a week. It's possible my SQLite configuration wasn't as crash-proof as the default install. I moved onto another project before I could investigate further.
- not_kurt_godel 10y agoSeems possible you were just seeing the rate at which people's storage hardware gets corrupted rather than an issue with SQLite.