This blog post is published on the Hazelcast blog as well. If interested in Hazelcast, check the other posts there too. Introduction The mission of the PMDK team has always been and will always be to make programming persistent memory easier for the community of software developers. One of our goals …

Pmemkv is a key-value data store written in C and C++, however, it also opens up a way to leverage persistent memory by developers who prefer high-level languages - such as Java. For more information about other bindings please read Language bindings for pmemkv article and pmemkv README We built an …

[14-Jan-2022 Note: this blog post has been updated due to the renaming of our database from MemKeyDB to TieredMemDB] Context Redis is an in-memory database that supports various data-structures and stores them in main memory. To support data durability, Redis relies on creating periodical snapshots …

Introduction In the PMDK team, we focus on the quality of our codebase. One of the standard practices in the software development is a static code analysis, which improves the overall project quality and fixes bugs in the early stage of development. Since there is no silver bullet for avoiding bugs, …

There are several ways to program with persistent memory from Java. A recent pmem.io blog article described the pmemkv library, a persistent key-value store, which can be used from multiple languages. For Java, pmemkv supports three ubiquitous Java types: String, byte[], and ByteBuffer. Another PMDK …