World’s smallest No SQL Database: The Devil Is In The Details
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Join For FreeSo, what is the point of the code that I have shown here:http://ayende.com/blog/162691/worlds-smallest-no-sql-database
The point was to show where you start, and how easy it is, but all the detailsthat you need to handle along the way. I decided that it would probably make for an interesting blog series about the sort of things that this example exposes.
In particular, I want to talk about:
- I/O
- Memory
- Concurrency
- ACID
- Transactions
- Searching
- Scale up
- Scale out
- Aggregation
- High availability
- Backups
- Monitoring
I might have a few more items along the way, but those are probably the most important ones.
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