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RavenDB - Version 6.0 Now Live

Jul 08 2013

World’s smallest No SQL DatabaseThe Devil Is In The Details

time to read 1 min | 103 words

So, 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 details that 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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More posts in "World’s smallest No SQL Database" series:

(16 Aug 2013) Persistent data
(22 Jul 2013) Persistent transaction logs
(18 Jul 2013) ACID & Transactions
(11 Jul 2013) Concurrency
(10 Jul 2013) Memory
(08 Jul 2013) The Devil Is In The Details

Comments

08 Jul 2013
13:04 PM

Erik

Looking forward to this series! =)

08 Jul 2013
14:30 PM

Tony Dunsworth

I agree with Erik. I'm looking forward to this series!!

08 Jul 2013
18:42 PM

Bob

I agree with Tony and Erik. Looking forward for this series!!!

08 Jul 2013
20:56 PM

Daniel Häfele

I agree with Bob, Tony and Erik. Looking forward for this series!!!!

08 Jul 2013
22:49 PM

Jordy Kreuf

I agree with Daniel, Bob, Tony and Erik. Looking forward for this series!!!!!

09 Jul 2013
01:38 AM

andrew

It is so easy to make a recursive function - even on a comment thread

09 Jul 2013
05:27 AM

Tim Murphy

I agree with Jordy, Daniel, Bob, Tony and Erik. Looking forward for this series!!!!!

09 Jul 2013
13:24 PM

Andreas McDermott

I agree with Tim, Jordy, Daniel, Bob, Tony and Erik. Looking forward for this series!!!!!

29 Jul 2013
11:54 AM

Ray Luo

It is never too late to agree with Andreas, Tim, Jordy, Daniel, Bob, Tony and Erik. Looking forward for this series!!!!! :-)

29 Jul 2013
14:15 PM

Leon Keyser

I agree with Tim, Jordy, Bob, Tony and Erik, but NOT with Daniel and Ray. Looking forward to this series!!!!!

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