CockroachDB (sometimes shortened as CRDB) is a free and open source distributed SQL database built on a transactional and strongly-consistent key-value store. It is backed by PebbleDB (a RocksDB/LevelDB-inspired KV store) and uses the Raft distributed consensus algorithm to ensure consistency.
Read Committed Serializable Snapshot Isolation
CockroachDB supports Serializable isolation and Read Committed isolation.
Nested Loop Join Hash Join Sort-Merge Join Shuffle Join Semi Join Index Nested Loop Join
CockroachDB supports all standard SQL joins. Distributed joins are performed via a shuffle by hash strategy, or a batched nested loop strategy. Broadcast joins are not supported.
Tuple-at-a-Time Model Vectorized Model
CockroachDB supports distributed SQL execution. The gateway query node is responsible for creating a DAG of SQL processors and distributing them across the cluster, like in F1. The individual SQL processors operate in either a tuple-at-a-time mode, which supports all SQL queries in CockroachDB, or a vectorized mode, which supports a subset of SQL, depending on query cardinality.
CockroachDB has two layers, the SQL layer and the storage layer. The SQL layer sits on top of the transactional and strongly-consistent distributed key-value store. In the key-value store, the key ranges are divided and stored in RocksDB and replicated across cluster. It exports structured data API of relational concepts. It exports standard SQL interface at the SQL layer. The SQL layer translates SQL statements into calls to structured data API.
https://www.cockroachlabs.com/
https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/
https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/stable/
Cockroach Labs
2014