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Well, I eat my shorts. Isn't LMBD closer to an embedded key-value store than an RDBMS, though? Also there's a section in the paper that mentions it's single-wr
by gavinray 3y ago
Well, I eat my shorts.
Isn't LMBD closer to an embedded key-value store than an RDBMS, though? Also there's a section in the paper that mentions it's single-writer.
- hyc_symas 3y agoYes, LMDB is an embedded key/value store but it can be used as the backing store of any other DB model you care for. E.g. as a backend to MySQL, or SQLite, or OpenLDAP, or whatever.