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Re:Up to date Rust bindings for LMDB by Shawnecy on Saturday September 28, 2024 @02:15AM (#41678268)
> not sure why all the existing crates have gone so far out of date.

Pure speculation on my part: maybe people are choosing Rust-based embedded key value stores like sled or redb?

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Re:Up to date Rust bindings for LMDB by sbt567 on Saturday September 28, 2024 @03:35AM (#41678595)
Or https://lib.rs/crates/fjall
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Re:Up to date Rust bindings for LMDB by jszymborski on Tuesday October 01, 2024 @06:47PM (#41715117)
Only slightly off topic, but any of these support fast concurrent writes? LMDB really slows down for me when I'm trying to write a lot to it and locking means i cant use concurrency to speed it up.
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Re:Up to date Rust bindings for LMDB by nahnahno on Tuesday October 01, 2024 @09:30PM (#41716334)
Batching helps, and if you can avoid syncing after every write that helps too. In practice I get great throughout, but then I’m OK with losing a small amount of data if my server dies during writes, as long as that doesn’t lead to corruption, which it doesn’t with MDB_NOSYNC and kernel guided fsyncing
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