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As I posted over there: Look at Prevayler and HAppS, two systems that don't use a database at all. In-memory persistence with write-ahead logging, and they han
by jaggederest 20y ago
As I posted over there:
Look at Prevayler and HAppS, two systems that don't use a database at all. In-memory persistence with write-ahead logging, and they handle give-or-take 1000 hits/s on a stock Xeon server.
- ntoshev 20y agoHaving looked into Pevayler, I think it buys you more problems than it solves. Thanks for the happs reference. Terracotta may be a good solution for Java.
- jaggederest 20y agoYeah, prevayler is handicapped by the fact that it's java. Happs is really cool, haven't worked with prevayler, but it's cited as an influence.