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· 8 min read
EloqData

In the previous blog, we discussed the durable feature of EloqKV and benchmarked the write performance of EloqKV with the Write-Ahead-Log enabled. In this blog, we will continue to explore the transaction capabilities of EloqKV and benchmark the performance of distributed atomic operations using the Redis MULTI EXEC commands.

· 6 min read
EloqData

In our previous blog, we benchmarked EloqKV to evaluate it as an in-memory cache, focusing on single-node performance. In this blog, we shift our attention to Eloq clustering and discuss why it provides a fundmentally better solution.

· 6 min read
EloqData

In this blog, we evaluate EloqKV as an in-memory cache, focusing on its single-node performance. We compare EloqKV with Redis, a widely used in-memory data store, and DragonflyDB, a newer option boasting high performance due to its multi-threaded architecture and optimized implementation leveraging modern innovations.

· 7 min read
EloqData

We’re thrilled to introduce EloqKV, a high performance Redis API-compatible, ACID transactional, scalable, distributed key-value database. You might be thinking, “Really? Another key-value database?” In this post, we’ll explain what makes EloqKV stand out and the unique values EloqKV offers.

· 11 min read
EloqData

In this blog post, we introduce our transformative concept Data Substrate. Data Substrate abstracts core functionality in online transactional databases (OLTP) and provides a unified layer for CRUD operations of any data models. A database built on this unified layer is modular: a database module is optional, can be replaced and can scale up/out independently of other modules.