LMDB hits 1.0: embedded database for high-throughput reads
Hacker News·6d·radiator
Lightning Memory-Mapped Database Manager reached version 1.0, marking formal stability for the embedded key-value store used in production systems requiring fast, concurrent reads without locks. For indie makers building data-heavy applications, LMDB offers a proven alternative to heavier database engines, trading some write flexibility for exceptional read performance on modest hardware.
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