Datomic has a very simple concurrency model that makes a sophisticated distributed B-tree like this unnecessary. Minuet carefully manages concurrent access to the data, through snapshots and keeping track of read/write data access per transaction to manage concurrency according to the desired isolated level. Datomic has scalable read-only views, but a serial write transaction executor, so the distribution aspect is fairly simple.

On Minuet, while I do like the area of work, I think it is a mistake to keep track of read and write sets for concurrency control. The performance is not great when you want to do real-time analytical queries. Check Figure 17, where you can see that the throughput barely increases when adding machines for frequent snapshots.