Starskey – Fast Persistent Key-Value Store (Inspired by LevelDB)
Starskey – Fast Persistent Key-Value Store (Inspired by LevelDB)
Hey everyone! I hope you’re all doing well. I thought I'd share a new open source Go project I started. It’s called Starskey! I’ve been diligently studying database internals, data structures, and more for almost two years now, writing many different things. This open-source key-value store is built on top of a log-structured merge tree, inspired by WiscKey and LevelDB. It's fairly fast, durable and rather efficient. It's meant to provide you a persistent embedded storage option for binary key value pairs. Github https://github.com/starskey-io/starskey Web https://starskey.io/ I hope you check out Starskey, do let me know your thoughts and or questions. Thank you!
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