Key-Value Stores in Ruby: The Wrap Up
This last article in our key-value series will briefly cover a few interesting topics that could each have had full articles of their own. This means that if they seem interesting to you, follow the links that I provide to get more information on them. Lastly, I’ll wrap up by introducing Moneta, written by Yehuda Katz, which provides a unified API for a wide variety of different Key-Value Stores.
Evaluating key-value and document stores for short read data
For CouchDB, I initially reported large numbers which were improved dramatically with some small tweaks. With a naive loading strategy, times were in the range of 22 hours with large 6G files. Thanks to tips from Chris and Paul in the comments, the loading script was modified to use bulk loading. With this change, loading times and file sizes are in the range of the other stores and the new times
key-value stores: Anti-RDBMS: A list of distributed key-value stores | Richard Jones, Esq.
Please Note: this was written January 2009 - see the comments for updates and additional information. A lot has changed since I wrote this. Perhaps you’re considering using a dedicated key-value or document store instead of a traditional relational database. Reasons for this might include: You're suffering from Cloud-computing Mania. You need an excuse to 'get your Erlang on' You heard CouchDB was
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