Micron Releases HSE 3.0 Open-Source Storage Engine

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Micron Releases HSE 3.0 Open-Source Storage Engine

In early 2020 the software engineers at Micron announced an open-source storage engine designed for SSDs and persistent memory. The storage engine prided itself on being a speedy key-value store database and there was also a MongoDB-based implementation. Last year HSE 2.0 debuted and the updated storage engine no longer relied on modifications to the Linux kernel and now strictly a user-space based solution. This week the Micron engineers are celebrating HSE 3.0 as their latest work on this open-source storage engine...

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Micron-HSE-3.0-Released

[jochendemuth]

Excellent! The only question left is: when will we see Phoronix benchmarks against HSE 3.0? Comparison of stock MongoDB to Mongo on HSE?

Cheers!

[onlyLinuxLuvUBack]

Excellent! The only question left is: when will we see Phoronix benchmarks against HSE 3.0? Comparison of stock MongoDB to Mongo on HSE?

Cheers!

damn you.

[lowflyer]

There are too many catch words used in their self description. Most probably vapor ware.

[ll1025]

Hard to call something "vaporware" that is actively available.