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The author praises Scalaris - it promises a lot of things, unfortunately its performance sucks based on my own benchmarks (that isn't published anywhere, but yo
by amix 18y ago
The author praises Scalaris - it promises a lot of things, unfortunately its performance sucks based on my own benchmarks (that isn't published anywhere, but you could try to do 100.000 sets and compare it vs. CouchDB or that like).
One of the most impressive k-v databases I have read about and used is Tokyo Tyrant ( http://tokyocabinet.sourceforge.net/tyrantdoc/ http://tokyocabinet.sourceforge.net/tyrantdoc/ ). It's coded in C, has been in development for about 2 years and is used in production on Plurk.com and mixi.jp. It also offers master-master replication.
- richcollins 18y agoWe use TC for our site. The C server is a thin wrapper over it and does 8000 write requests per second on my 1st generation MacBook with the benchmarker running on it as well. The client is written entirely in javascript and does the expensive operations like joins. Were hoping we will be able to run the site off of one server forever. People complain that "developer cycles are expensive" but so is purchasing and managing a bunch of servers.
- evgen 18y agoTokyocabinet and its ancillary bits are nice, but lets not pretend that master-master replication makes a database _distributed_. Once you can get that number of masters over three we can talk...
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