FatDB – Windows Based No-SQL Engine
I regularly watch for non-relational emerging technologies as I experience greater needs for large scale, high performance data access. Recently I came across FatDB as a framework for NoSQL and much more.
One of the things that sets it apart from most other NoSQL platforms is that it is first written to operate natively in a windows environment, primarily on Windows Communication Foundation. Most NoSQL platforms I have seen were written to work in LINUX and connectivity to windows tools is later ported into the product.
Key features I found interesting on FatDB are already found in other NoSQL platforms.
- Distributed copies of data with eventual consistency
- Memory based Caching
- Versioned objects
- Data Affinity to optimize programs
- Indexing of objects
- Support for Map/Reduce processes
- Integration with Hadoop
Many of these features are common in only the most mature products. It may be worth your while to take a look at FatDB.
http://fatcloud.com/overview.html
Cheers,
Ben
$$SWYNK$$
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