Josh Baker

👍 This is definitely interesting to me. Along with SummitDB, I have another project that this might find this useful. I'll look into it some more and let you know.

It's certainly possible. BoltDB would be a great alternative. Right now SummitDB uses BuntDB as the database library. It's similar to Bolt but has secondary indexing and spatial indexing built...

Thanks for the feedback. I see how that might be confusing. Perhaps I should rephrase that to "In-memory database with disk persistence" or something along that line.

The database is entirely in memory, it's the working dataset. Each writable command is appended to a file that is used to rebuild the database if the database needs to...

Under the hood SummitDB is quite a bit different from Redis. SummitDB is more suited as a NoSQL data store. In a way it's is more like a MongoDB. I...

@railsmechanic Good feedback. While disk-based storage is not what I personally desire for my applications, there is a clear interest in the community that can't be ignored. Perhaps it may...

Hi @pedigree. SummitDB currently supports [State Machine Replication](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_machine_replication) using the [Raft Consensus Algorithm](https://raft.github.io/) instead of Redis-style replication. I hope summitdb helps with your solution and thanks for your interest in...

I haven't played to much with ssh tunneling over raft, so I'm trying to catch up. I'll have to investigate further to fully wrap my head around it. Regarding the...

Thanks for finding this! There's no PR needed. It's just a typo on the release page. I fixed it seconds ago.

BTW, is it standard to use tar.gz or .zip for FreeBSD?