I think along those lines, reading and writing fine granular data, especially when storing the full history of the data is the way to go (in addition to path co

I think along those lines, reading and writing fine granular data, especially when storing the full history of the data is the way to go (in addition to path copying and a log-structured storage). Furthermore pointer swizzling might be needed to get almost in-memory database performance. I'm trying to address this with my versioned Open Source DBMS project, where only page-fragments are stored and bunch of them is read in-parallel to reconstruct a full page in-memory. Adding mini-page ps plus a simple cache at some point with hot data from several page fragments at least is orthogonal: https://github.com/sirixdb/sirix https://github.com/sirixdb/sirix | https://sirix.io https://sirix.io