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> The reason we want to KISS is to ensure a solid, robust, and performant layer of storage, that other projects can use to build their transactional versions, e
by maxpert 9y ago
> The reason we want to KISS is to ensure a solid, robust, and performant layer of storage, that other projects can use to build their transactional versions, etc.
Then comparing it to Rocks DB is unfair (infact title of this post is misleading). Stuff like transactions and MVCC is way complicated than it sounds.
- mrjn 9y agoIt's not. The comparison is using the same APIs as provided by LevelDB/RocksDB. Not the transactional ones mentioned below. TransactionDB* txn_db; Status s = TransactionDB::Open(options, path, &txn_db); Transaction* txn = txn_db->BeginTransaction(write_options, txn_options); s = txn->Put(“key”, “value”); s = txn->Delete(“key2”); s = txn->Merge(“key3”, “value”); s = txn->Commit(); delete txn;