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Have you explored using FoundationDB? It doesn't have a SQL interface (anymore), which might mean it isn't suitable if SQL is required.
by ryanworl 8y ago
Have you explored using FoundationDB? It doesn't have a SQL interface (anymore), which might mean it isn't suitable if SQL is required.
- jamesblonde 8y agoNot yet, it's only recently been open-sourced. We have a startup now commercializing Hops, called Logical Clocks (of course), so we're busy with that.
- ryanworl 8y agoThe community is very helpful over on the forums (https://forums.foundationdb.org https://forums.foundationdb.org), so if you do end up having time to check it out, come on over! I'm sure the team at Apple (I'm not affiliated with them) would love to talk about it.
- ddorian43 8y agoThey're against coprocessors (having functions in the db) so you'll always be somewhat limited. Doing with shared-memory-etc will be hard. Also you can shard many tables as hash, so most hot-path transactions be inside a server, which you can't guarantee with range-sharding.