The Design and Evolution of Event-Driven Databases
summary
Claims a working gun DB MIT licensed system that achieves 20 million cache reads/sec, 20,000 writes/sec and 2,000 browser table inserts end-to-end. Implements an ad‑hoc mesh for blind multi‑hop replication, graph data model, vector‑state conflict resolution with lexical tiebreaks, and a radix‑based storage engine that batches writes, finds file buckets by lexical keys, and fractally splits oversized files. Live demo shows in‑memory convergence, disk persistence with acknowledgements, and a compact radix‑on‑disk layout for O(1) lookups across growing datasets.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:57Ad Hoc Mesh Network
- 4:09Graph Data Structure
- 4:46Conflict Resolution Algorithm
- 7:00Radix Storage Engine
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