Developer recreates Berkeley DB Java Edition in Rust as Noxu

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A developer has recreated the Berkeley DB Java Edition, a transactional key-value library, in the Rust programming language. The new implementation, named Noxu, aims to replicate the original's b+tree structure, write-ahead logging, and scalability features. It also includes replication capabilities and is available as an open-source project. AI

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I've always loved the design of Berkeley DB Java Edition, a transactional key/value library that provides a b+tree in a WAL log that scales well under load and

I've always loved the design of Berkeley DB Java Edition, a transactional key/value library that provides a b+tree in a WAL log that scales well under load and includes replication and more. So I translated it to Rust for fun. https:// codeberg.org/gregburd/noxu # rust # kv # dat…

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I've always loved the design of Berkeley DB Java Edition, a transactional key/value library that provides a b+tree in a WAL log that scales well under load and

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