danikin
Re:How India's biggest gameshow app scaled NoSQL to 7.5M trans/min
on Thursday December 20, 2018 @09:40AM (#18725232)
great article!
Stored Procedures in a NoSQL Database
Link aggregation via mobile carriers
Tarantool helps store incoming HTTP traffic in structured way for later access
Re:Homegrown master-master replication for a NoSQL database
on Wednesday April 26, 2017 @09:08AM (#14202602)
Wow! Is it really working?
Homegrown master-master replication for a NoSQL database
Rating system in a high-load project
Stress Test for Nginx and PHP and Tarantool
How to speed up your MySQL with replication to an in-memory database
In-memory database running on Windows
Tarantool IIoT under the microscope
Building a fault-tolerant system outside of a data center using NoSQL databases
Why I use an in-memory database or a traditional database management system
Async processing with in-memory databases or how to handle 1KK TPS
How to avoid latency and memory spikes on snapshotting in an in-memory database
What an in-memory database is and how it persists data efficiently
Shrink the number of tiers in a multitier architecture from 5 to 2
Tarantool 1.7.2 beta released (new heavily write optimized LSM engine inside)
Tarantool/Vinyl: 200K transactions per second on a disk-based database
Tarantool vs. Redis
Re:An IoT hackathon that makes a difference
on Thursday August 18, 2016 @10:17AM (#12312625)
Tarantool is into Internet of Things now!
Re:Show HN: New release of Tarantool Upstream NginX module – v0.2.0-st...
on Thursday April 28, 2016 @06:48AM (#11587785)
Great work! Keep it up!
Re:How we implemented the video player in Mail.Ru Cloud
on Monday March 28, 2016 @12:19PM (#11375159)
Cool!
Re:Building Nginx and Tarantool based services
on Wednesday January 20, 2016 @06:26AM (#10937348)
Nice article! It's a really distributed database system on top of Tarantool & Nginx.
Re:How to choose an in-memory NoSQL solution: Performance measuring
on Thursday November 12, 2015 @01:48AM (#10551677)
Tarantool is even faster than Redis and Memcached. Sounds cool!