Reliability of In-Memory Databases on the example of Tarantool

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Mons Anderson

Tarantool & VK Cloud

About speaker

Architect and PM at Tarantool & VK Cloud. Experienced in scalable systems and databases. Author of S3 Storage for VK Cloud.

About speakers's company

Tarantool is an in-memory computing platform with a flexible data scheme for efficiently building high-load applications. VK Tech has more than 200 tech projects. Over 10,000 people create and develop different, most popular and high-loaded Internet services in the country. We make life easier, more comfortable, and interesting for hundreds of millions of people.

4 July, 15:50, «Hall 3»

Abstracts

An in-memory database is not a new concept. To date, there is a fairly strong relation of such solutions with the terms "cache", "non-persistent" and "unreliable".

In-memory databases have a much wider application than a cache. And their reliability is not worse than that of the most proven relational databases.

I will tell you about approaches that allow an in-memory database to be as reliable as sunrise.

I will analyze the database engine from the incoming request to the synchronous replication and transactional mechanism at a speed of 1 million RPS.

The purpose of my talk is to show that in-memory technologies are already mature and reliable enough to be the primary data storage for your product.

The talk was accepted to the conference program