c++ - Raw Binary Tree Database or MongoDb/MySQL/Etc? -


I am archiving the terabytes of information, before the index, and after compression methods.

Should I need a code using a binary tree database manually, using some sort of sort file etc., or using some things like mangodibi or some things like MySQL?

I'm worried about every record (like) with things like MySQL and other DBs. I also know that some databases also allow for compression, but they only convert tables to read. These tables / records need to be accessed and overwritten with new data for a long time. I think if I was writing some code in C ++ then I was able to keep the record cost at least

What should I do?

These non-relational databases that are becoming popular these days, which manage large-scale data management Specialize in

Check out or, both of them are in the Apache project.


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