Mnesia Backend Plugin Framework and a LevelDB-based Plugin: Roland Karlsson, Malcolm Matalka
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Channel: Erlang Solutions · 2012 · Science & Technology
Erlang User Conference 2012 erlang-solutions.com erlang-factory.com "DETS, used by Mnesia for permanent storage has, some well known shortcomings (e.g. max 2 GB tables, slow repair of big tables and no ordered set semantics). Klarna and ESL have been looking at other backend solutions. An earlier work made an experimental plugin framework in Mnesia and a filesystem-based plugin. This talk describes a continuation of the earlier work. In this work the backend plugin framework has been refined and documented. The plugin developed is based upon LevelDB by Google and the eleveldb API made by Basho. It's also possible to design your own plugins based on other Key/Value storage backends." Follow us on Twitter @Erlangfactory twitter.com/#!/erlangfactory Join our group on Linkedin Erlang Factory linkedin.com/groups/Erlang-Factory-2003110?trk=myg_ugrp_ovr
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