LinDB is a distributed time-series DBMS written in Go. It is optimized especially for real-time writing and retrieval tasks, and is used internally by ELEME Inc. The internal version is Java based, however open sourced version is redesigned in Go. It requires Zookeepers to store cluster metadata.
- Source Code
- https://github.com/lindb/lindb[01]
- Developer
- Country of Origin
- CN
- Start Year
- 2019 [03]
- Project Type
- Open Source
- Written in
- Go
- Supported Languages
- SQL
- Embeds / Uses
- etcd
- Inspired By
- InfluxDB
- License
- Apache v2
LinDB is a distributed time-series DBMS written in Go. It is optimized especially for real-time writing and retrieval tasks, and is used internally by ELEME Inc. The internal version is Java based, however open sourced version is redesigned in Go. It requires Zookeepers to store cluster metadata.
History
Companies like ELEME Inc. need to monitor all its systems, which calls for DBMS capable of saving multi dimension monitoring metrics for several PB per day. Previously the company use graphite, however its performance downgrades when the dimension of the metrics increases. LinDB is developed to address this demand. The project is launched at 2016 internally, and has been updated three versions. The open sourced version is a redesign and rewrite in Go since 2019, however is not in production stage yet.
