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Revision as of 18:51, 9 May 2013
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AVA Database Technical Documentation
About AVA Database
AVA Database is an in-memory, column-base next-generation database that is dedicated to performance, scalability and flexibility. AVA embraces the state-of-the-art technologies in the Big Data era, generating stunning performance in real time processing, scientific analytics and data mining. Here are the highlights of AVA. For detailed explanation of AVA's design philosophy and features, please go to About.
- In-memory
- The entire database sits in the main computer memory (RAM).
- Column-based
- The storage format of the database is Column-based, rather than more traditional row-based.
- NoSQL
- The database query language goes beyond SQL.
- Distributed Storage
- The data storage on the physical drives can be distributed across different locations within in the same drive, across multiple drives or even across networks.
