Re:Show HN: Sir – Git-diff-able JSON database on yer filesystem
by alilsumpinditto on Friday November 06, 2020 @12:36AM
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what's the use case? certainly the performance impact will suffer at scale, so what's the usable limit before disadvantages outweigh the advantages of being able to use git?
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Re:Show HN: Sir – Git-diff-able JSON database on yer filesystem
by graderjs on Friday November 06, 2020 @01:35AM
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I don't know about performance benchmarks to other DBs or scale, but I ran read and write benchmarks and saw 1000s op/s and felt satisfied enough. It won't be faster than filesystem unless you mount the DB directory to a RAM disk.
For my use case, speed was not the most important, instead it was using common tools on the DB, being human-readable, in JSON and git diff-able. Also, I wanted small resource usage and small library size.
Re:Show HN: Sir – Git-diff-able JSON database on yer filesystem
by joshspankit on Friday November 06, 2020 @03:30PM
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I personally feel like the performance of DBs for smaller projects is a bit of a stale topic.
With SSDs at 2GBps and over, that’s on par with early server RAM and there were companies who were able to serve pretty significant loads with 2GBps RAM.