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In this paper, the author developed a RCBClutser for a solution for data consistency in cloudnative databases to implement the technologies and techniques: BadgerDB used to read-heavy workloads and support for fully serializable transactions.
We evaluate RocksDB, Boltdb, and BadgerDB under various workloads, focusing on memory and CPU utilization.
Our findings reveal that each alternative outperforms the existing options: RocksDB excels in throughput and latency, Boltdb minimizes CPU usage, and BadgerDB is most memory-efficient.
Specifically, BadgerDB exhibits the highest throughput and lowest latency and bbolt demonstrates superior memory utilization efficiency.
This study explores alternative state database implementations, including RocksDB, Boltdb, and BadgerDB, and evaluates their performance using diverse workloads, with a focus on memory and CPU utilization.
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In this paper, the author developed a RCBClutser for a solution for data consistency in cloudnative databases to implement the technologies and techniques: BadgerDB used to read-heavy workloads and support for fully serializable transactions. — Implementation of RAFT Algorithm and BadgerDB to Improve Data Transactions in Multi Group Sharded Cluster (2025)
Our findings reveal that each alternative outperforms the existing options: RocksDB excels in throughput and latency, Boltdb minimizes CPU usage, and BadgerDB is most memory-efficient. — A Journey Towards the Most Efficient State Database For Hyperledger Fabric (2023)
This study explores alternative state database implementations, including RocksDB, Boltdb, and BadgerDB, and evaluates their performance using diverse workloads, with a focus on memory and CPU utilization. — Uncovering the Perfect Scalable Database for Hyperledger Fabric's Evolution (2023)
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Uncovering the Perfect Scalable Database for Hyperledger Fabric's Evolution (2023)
Specifically, BadgerDB exhibits the highest throughput and lowest latency and bbolt demonstrates superior memory utilization efficiency. (new this job) — source
This study explores alternative state database implementations, including RocksDB, Boltdb, and BadgerDB, and evaluates their performance using diverse workloads, with a focus on memory and CPU utilization. (new this job) — source
Implementation of RAFT Algorithm and BadgerDB to Improve Data Transactions in Multi Group Sharded Cluster (2025)
In this paper, the author developed a RCBClutser for a solution for data consistency in cloudnative databases to implement the technologies and techniques: BadgerDB used to read-heavy workloads and support for fully serializable transactions. (new this job) — source
A Journey Towards the Most Efficient State Database For Hyperledger Fabric (2023)
We evaluate RocksDB, Boltdb, and BadgerDB under various workloads, focusing on memory and CPU utilization. (new this job) — source
Our findings reveal that each alternative outperforms the existing options: RocksDB excels in throughput and latency, Boltdb minimizes CPU usage, and BadgerDB is most memory-efficient. (new this job) — source
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