VoltDB is a commercial in-memory DBMS that is scalable and ACID-compliant. VoltDB is designed to be a NewSQL relational database to work with mainly OLTP queries. It is designed to be a distributed database with sharding and data replication. It has both a commercial version and an open-source community version.
The stored procedure in VoltDB allows the user to define a transaction once and to be invoked later with given parameters. Stored procedures are pre-compiled to reduce execution time. Temporary queries are automatically comipled and executed as a stored procedure. VoltDB supports stored procedures written in SQL or Java.
Deterministic Concurrency Control
VoltDB schedules transactions deterministically on each partition of the data in the cluster. For transactions that span across partitions, a global serial order controller is responsible for determining the execution order. MVCC mode is only used when taking snapshots.
VoltDB supports transaction-level logging for all the stored procedures that are invoked. By command logging, the amount of memory overhead is minimized since a single stored procedure invocation could contain arbitrary number of SQL statements. Only logs after the latest snapshot are kept, and the logs are flushed to the disk at a regular interval. This feature is only available in the enterprise edition.
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VoltDB
2009
C++, Erlang, Go, Java, PHP, Python
GPL v3, VoltDB Proprietary License