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Apache Ignite 3: Pluggable Store Architecture
Apache Ignite 2 provides in-memory and persistent data storage based on a B+ tree structure. While being a standard and overall well-rounded approach in many DBMSs, some workloads might require a different underlying data structure to optimize an application’s performance. Apache Ignite 3 addresses this issue by providing alternative data storage based on an LSM tree and introducing a concept of storage engines, which enables specifying storage on a per-table basis tackling the problem of optimal performance for both read- and write-heavy workloads.
Aleksandr Polovtsev
GridGain, Senior Software Engineer
Aleksandr is a developer with more than six years of experience with the Java platform. Currently, he is involved mainly in the development of Apache Ignite 3.