By martinig
via databasetube.com
Published: Mar 19 2013 / 11:12
JDBM3 is an open source embedded key value Java database. JDBM3 provides TreeMap, HashMap and other collections backed up by disk storage. Now you can handle billions of items without ever running out of memory.
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Comments
robertd replied ago:
Alright, I'll comment: if you go to the project page on github, the author has already moved this to maintenance mode in favor of JDBM4, which in turn has already been replaced with MapDB. This article seems incredibly out of date and neglects to discuss potential use cases of such a project; i.e. 'a solution without a problem' type of product.
ct replied ago:
i think the key value store no-sql movement kind of says it for them. i agree the redirection was annoying though, but in the end a project i'm kind of curious about. i would put it in the categories of quick and dirty stores, maybe something that would compete with lucene or ormlite.
sharrissf replied ago:
Seems like a useful concept anyway. Sort of a BigMemory GO inverted.
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