BoltDB

BoltDB v1.3.0 released, fixes Go 1.7 SSA backend issue github.com/boltdb/bolt/re…

Oooh, so beautiful. And super fast as well. Built with love, @golang and @boltdb. twitter.com/ravelinhq/stat…

BoltDB v1.2.0 Released github.com/boltdb/bolt/re…

@mmayernick cluster currently needs to be handled at the application level tho I've been playing with adding a binlog for async replication.

@mmayernick the largest database I've heard of was 3TB although the company said they were going to increase usage to ~5TB.

Replacing Redis with @boltdb - a pure Go key/value store specto.io/replacing-redi… #golang

How Bolt uses locks internally: #issuecomment-111841687" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/boltdb/bolt/is…

I think a new game for GopherCon is going to be asking people "how much of your system is powered by BoltDB?" /cc @benbjohnson

@CrazyJvm there's no limit. they're just keys that point to other pages in bolt.

Go-nuts and Bolts: An Introduction to BoltDB by @tv youtube.com/watch?v=bouIpF…

@idc0d Glad you're enjoying it! using binary.BigEndian.PutUint64() with time.Time.UnixNano() is a fast way to sort by date. #kvtrick :)

@miborishante "bolt bench". You can pass in -h to see different options.

@boltdb looks simple yet awesome to use #golang.

@VladimirVivien it is! :)

@matzhouse it's usually better if you can have larger amounts of data per bucket. feel free to submit a bolt issue to discuss the approach.

@matzhouse lots of small buckets isn't terribly efficient because there's bucket header overhead.

@matzhouse no known issues. What kind of issues are you seeing?

Refreshing to see the docs for a database give a realistic treatment of pros/cons and good/bad usages: github.com/boltdb/bolt

@VJBambhaniya tl;dr fast seq & random reads, fast seq writes, slow random writes. however, probably fast enough for most apps.

@VJBambhaniya There's a section on the README about Caveats & Limitations: #caveats--limitations" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/boltdb/bolt#ca…