Popularity
5.5
Growing
Activity
9.8
Growing
1,120
67
85

Description

Bedrock is a simple, modular, WAN-replicated data foundation for global-scale applications. Taking each of those in turn:

* Bedrock is simple. This means it exposes the fewest knobs necessary, with appropriate defaults at every layer.

* Bedrock is modular. This means its functionality is packaged into separate “plugins” that are decoupled and independently maintainable.

* Bedrock is WAN-replicated. This means it is designed to endure the myriad real-world problems that occur across slow, unreliable internet connections.

* Bedrock is a data foundation. This means it is not just a simple database that responds to queries, but rather a platform on which data-processing applications (like databases, job queues, caches, etc) can be built.

* Bedrock is for global-scale applications. This means it is built to be deployed in a geo-redundant fashion spanning many datacenters around the world.

Code Quality Rank: L3
Programming language: C
License: GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only
Tags: Database     Sqlite     Distributed    
Latest version: v2018.02.22

Bedrock alternatives and similar libraries

Based on the "Database" category.
Alternatively, view Bedrock alternatives based on common mentions on social networks and blogs.

Do you think we are missing an alternative of Bedrock or a related project?

Add another 'Database' Library

README

Expensify/Bedrock/

This public repo contains the Bedrock database server. For more information on what that is, please see http://bedrockdb.com The directories in this repo include:

  • / - Contains the main Bedrock source
  • /docs - Source for the public website (hosted via GitHub Pages): http://bedrockdb.com
  • /libstuff - A general purpose C++ framework for cross-platform application development
  • /mbedtls - The mbed TLS from here: https://tls.mbed.org/
  • /plugins - The various plugins provided "out of the box" to Bedrock
  • /sqlitecluster - The distributed transaction framework built atop sqlite: http://sqlite.org