Sorry to ask this question here, since it is not strictly MariaDB-related, but
I need the knowledge of people that develop with databases: is there
significant overhead to using a DBMS versus a storage engine directly?
I have a project for which speed / latency is very important, and I was
wondering if I could make significant performance gains by using a storage
engine (such as WiredTiger, RocksDB, LevelDB, etc.) directly instead of using a
DBMS (like MariaDB). More concretely, are there any studies out there on this
to give me some objective numbers on this?
Assume it is over a local loopback connection, so pretty much only the overhead
of the networking itself would apply.
Thank you in advance,
- Jonathan M. Wilbur
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