Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Applications for Tarantool, Part 1: Stored Procedures

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Applications for Tarantool, Part 1: Stored Procedures
Applications for Tarantool, Part 1: Stored Procedures

In this article, I will share my experiences creating applications for Tarantool. The whole series will cover an existing Tarantool application, and this individual tutorial will touch upon installing Tarantool, storing and accessing data, and writing stored procedures.

Tarantool is a NoSQL/NewSQL database that stores data primarily in RAM but can also use disk and ensures persistence via a well-designed mechanism called a “write-ahead log” (WAL). Tarantool also boasts a built-in LuaJIT (just-in-time) compiler that allows the execution of Lua code.

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