BoltDB v1.3.0 released, fixes Go 1.7 SSA backend issue github.com/boltdb/bolt/relea…
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Oooh, so beautiful. And super fast as well. Built with love, @golang and @boltdb. xitter.cf/ravelinhq/status/72498…
BoltDB v1.2.0 Released github.com/boltdb/bolt/relea…
How Bolt uses locks internally: github.com/boltdb/bolt/issue…
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I think a new game for GopherCon is going to be asking people "how much of your system is powered by BoltDB?" /cc @benbjohnson
Go-nuts and Bolts: An Introduction to BoltDB by @tv youtube.com/watch?v=bouIpFd9…
@idc0d Glad you're enjoying it! using binary.BigEndian.PutUint64() with time.Time.UnixNano() is a fast way to sort by date. #kvtrick :)
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Refreshing to see the docs for a database give a realistic treatment of pros/cons and good/bad usages: github.com/boltdb/bolt
@VJBambhaniya tl;dr fast seq & random reads, fast seq writes, slow random writes. however, probably fast enough for most apps.
@VJBambhaniya There's a section on the README about Caveats & Limitations: github.com/boltdb/bolt#cavea…
@VJBambhaniya You can run a few synthetic benchmarks using the "bolt bench" command, however you should really model your specific use case.
@VJBambhaniya sorry, just saw this tweet. No known bugs. Bolt is currently running in production without issue.
@VJBambhaniya Bolt works well because it very focused on being a simple file-based K/V store. Network protocols can be added outside the lib
@VJBambhaniya that'd be a cool library to build on top of Bolt but it's not a feature that would go in the library itself.
@VJBambhaniya We'll release bug fixes if they come up but no bugs have been reported for quite a while. Everything is working solid.
@VJBambhaniya It's functionally complete and stable. No future plans. Any major changes will be forked as new project.
Bolt v1.0 released. We've been running a 1TB database in production for six months now. API and code are stable.
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Cayley's new @boltdb backend is now in master for the next release! Benchmarks have it at ~3x faster queries than LevelDB.







