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Dragonfly is a drop-in Redis replacement that cuts costs and boosts performance. Designed to fully utilize the power of modern cloud hardware and deliver on the data demands of modern applications, Dragonfly frees developers from the limits of traditional in-memory data stores. The power of modern cloud hardware can never be realized with legacy software. Dragonfly is optimized for modern cloud computing, delivering 25x more throughput and 12x lower snapshotting latency when compared to legacy in-memory data stores like Redis, making it easy to deliver the real-time experience your customers expect. ...

...Developed by Alibaba’s Tongyi Lab, it positions itself as the “SQLite of vector databases” by being easy to integrate, minimal in dependencies, and capable of handling high throughput with low latency on edge devices or small systems. Zvec excels at approximate nearest neighbor search and retrieval tasks that power features like semantic search, recommendation systems, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) setups. Its performance benchmarks show it achieving high queries-per-second and fast index build times compared to similar tools. Because it runs in-process, developers can embed it in native apps, microservices, or edge computing scenarios where traditional server-based vector databases might be overkill.

...From canceled orders to updated items, your analytics applications can easily handle them with StarRocks. From streaming data to change data capture, StarRocks meets the data ingestion demands of real-time analytics. Scale storage and computing power horizontally and support tens of thousands of concurrent users. All of your BI tools work with StarRocks through standard SQL. StarRocks provides superior performance. It is also a unified OLAP covering most data analytics scenarios.

FoundationDB gives you the power of ACID transactions in a distributed database. FoundationDB is multi-model, meaning you can store many types data in a single database. All data is safely stored, distributed, and replicated in the Key-Value Store component. FoundationDB is easy to install, grow, and manage. It has a distributed architecture that gracefully scales out, and handles faults while acting like a single ACID database.

QUOR is designed to help SQL developers to manage their database queries and connections in an organized way. Besides Select Statements and DML/DDL you can use so called Smart Queries. These are Select Statements with some restrictions that in turn can offer more guidance and editable results. SQL statements can be used that are stored in the file system. A copy of those statements is transferred in the QUOR database and will be synchronized when the file is changed. Parameters for...

...Nothing large, simply a few array or strutures in a few tables. Maybe a few indicies and everything manageable with SQL commands? Then msqlite will be the right choice for you! mksqlite connects the power of MATLAB(R) with the efficiency of the SQLite database engine. (See also https://github.com/AndreasMartin72/mksqlite)

"Seeker" is an object oriented SQLite wrapper written in C++. It's designed to be very easy and logical to use, while maintaining SQLite's power and flexibility. NOTE: Currently no open source license is chosen; this will be decided soon.

The classes create a thin abstraction layer over plain OCI calls. "RAII included." :) Presented wrappers are aimed to be programmer-friendly. They isolate evil OCI internals, while leaving the full power of SQL and variables' binding.

Cross-platform office suite based upon the Mozilla framework. Using the power of XPFE, XUL, and XPCOM, mozOffice runs anywhere that Mozilla runs.