The Databaseology Lectures (Fall 2015)
2015-09-10..2015-11-12
Pittsburgh, United States
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| WiredTiger | Keith Bostic | 01h 03m |
WiredTiger is an embedded storage engine claiming 7–10x throughput and 80% less storage compared with older engines and powering AWS workloads that report ~50%… | ||
| SQLite | D. Richard Hipp | 01h 07m |
SQLite appears as a compact C library (roughly 500 KB compiled) that stores a whole database as a single-file library and ships on billions of devices… | ||
| LMDB | Howard Chu | 01h 09m |
Howard Chu (LMDB)
More Info: http://db.cs.cmu.edu/seminar2015/
The Databaseology Lectures (Fall 2015)
Carnegie Mellon University
Sponsored by Yahoo! Labs | ||
| RocksDB | Igor Canadi, Mark Callaghan | 57m |
RocksDB is Facebook’s fork of LevelDB optimized for SSDs and production scale, shipping multi-threaded compaction and per-file WAL + manifest atomic updates… | ||
| SQLAnywhere | Ivan T. Bowman | 01h 01m |
SQL Anywhere is an embedded DBMS that runs from phones to Raspberry Pi to oil rigs, ships as a portable file and supports telepresence robot Ian Anywhere… | ||
| BerkeleyDB | Lauren Foutz | 44m |
Berkeley DB is a simple key-value engine that stores data in fixed-size pages with a shared in-memory hash cache and a B+ tree whose root lives at page zero… | ||
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