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Isn't this basically the premise of FoundationDB? I'd argue if you know your access patterns and they're not going to change you're always going to be better of
by endisneigh 4y ago
Isn't this basically the premise of FoundationDB? I'd argue if you know your access patterns and they're not going to change you're always going to be better off using a key/value store and appropriately designing a schema around those access patterns.
- _vvhw 4y agoBasically, and we're huge fans of FoundationDB! As you zoom in, you will see differences. For example, TigerBeetle's data structures are all cache line aligned, and we use static allocation etc. The storage fault model is significantly different. We use the same testing techniques though. FDB are pioneers in the space.