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CouchDB fits the bill. It's all about documents, persistence and defining indexes for range-queries. Keep in mind two things: 1. It's all on the disk. So, whil
by sep 15y ago
CouchDB fits the bill. It's all about documents, persistence and defining indexes for range-queries.
Keep in mind two things:
1. It's all on the disk. So, while its throughput is excellent (thousands or more requests per second), each individual request has a latency of ~10ms
2. You define your indexes beforehand (called 'views' in couch terminology), and then you can only make simple queries on them - like by a specific key or by a range of keys. It takes some learning.
If you and your app are ok with both, go for Couch.