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Pretty much any database is NOT written in Go, so what's the difference?

• SrslyJosh 4y ago
  Other databases (Postgres, MySQL, etc.) already have clients written in pure Go. SQLite does not have a client/server architecture, so a pure Go version of it requires porting (or transpiling) the entire engine to Go.
• politician 4y ago
  Etcd, CockroachDB, InfluxDB, Consul. There are more.
• d1str0 4y ago
  Also Bolt is pure go which is a highly performant KV store
  • lanstin 4y ago
    I tested that for a while but it seemed to suffer lock contention with a lot of go routines trying to use one database at the same time.