Replacing Redis with BoltDB – A Pure Go Key/Value Store

Re:Replacing Redis with BoltDB – A Pure Go Key/Value Store by brudgers on Monday January 11, 2016 @10:04AM (#10881097)

BoltDB can be imported as a library and can persist data in a file so you can use it as an embedded database – meaning you don’t need a separate data store.

Serious question: BoltDB something like a Key Value store equivalent (congruent?) to SQLite?

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Re:Replacing Redis with BoltDB – A Pure Go Key/Value Store by andrewguenther on Monday January 11, 2016 @11:50AM (#10881526)

Yes. Your comparison to SQLite is probably more correct than the original author's comparison to Redis.

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Re:Replacing Redis with BoltDB – A Pure Go Key/Value Store by AYBABTME on Monday January 11, 2016 @10:17AM (#10881192)

Yeah that's about right. BoltDB is a storage engine that exposes a sorted key-value store with ACID properties.

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Re:Replacing Redis with BoltDB – A Pure Go Key/Value Store by rakoo on Monday January 11, 2016 @11:18AM (#10881292)

More than just a key-value, it also has buckets so you can nest keys in other keys (and build your own tree), and it has excellent support for iterating on keys. It's a real nice engine to play with.

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Re:Replacing Redis with BoltDB – A Pure Go Key/Value Store by deforciant on Monday January 11, 2016 @10:16AM (#10881187)

yes, it is :)

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