Thanks for the corrections and info. Will check out that video. I could have sworn I had read these things about Umbra, but I suppose it was HyPer. Both interesting designs!
I am currently writing an on-disk B+tree implementation inspired by LMDB's blazing fast memory-mapped CoW approach, so I'm quite keen to learn what makes TUM's stuff fast.
I am currently writing an on-disk B+tree implementation inspired by LMDB's blazing fast memory-mapped CoW approach, so I'm quite keen to learn what makes TUM's stuff fast.