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Why not use something like lmdb instead of writing raw files? It's a performant k/v store and memory mapped. It beats file access syscalls most of the time.
by rogers18445 6y ago
Why not use something like lmdb instead of writing raw files? It's a performant k/v store and memory mapped. It beats file access syscalls most of the time.
- kouteiheika 6y agoI'm well aware of lmdb and I did consider using it. It is a reasonable option, yes. It's just mostly unnecessary in my particular case with my architecture, so I went for the simpler option.