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Next generation API for .NET
Waltz is a quorum-based distributed write-ahead log for replicating transactions
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Streaming Postgres logical replication changes atleast-once over websockets
💾 CMU 15-445/645: Intro to Database Systems (Fall 2017). A course on the design and implementation of database management systems.
Go library for protobuf compatible sstables, a skiplist, a reusable recordio format and other database building blocks like a WAL
A LSM-Tree key/value database in Python.
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a tiny database with ARIES recovery algorithm (WAL and Fuzzy Checkpoint) to achieve ACID
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ArangoDB Write-Ahead-Log Client in Java
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End to End Distributed Deep Learning Engine, works both with Streaming and Batch Data built using Apache Flink
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A distributed, clustered, replicated log and queue service with security, retries, and back-off capabilities.
mqlog is a library that provides an embeddable durable queue implementend as an immutable log
a storage engine by FIFO QUEUE. you can make a distributed-message-queue based on qstore. you can also use it to implemente write-ahead-log
A Java library for working with append-only files
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A disk-oriented storage manager for the SQLite DBMS
Benchmark Synchronous Group Commit
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LlrbDepth calculates minimum, maximum, average and percentile of leaf-node depth in the LLRB tree.
Would be nice to have some rigorous test cases for this type.