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TiKV is a distributed transactional key-value database, designed to provide a reliable, scalable, and consistent storage layer for large-scale applications, originally developed to complement the TiDB distributed SQL database.
TiKV is an open-source, cloud-native distributed key-value database that offers transactional consistency (ACID) at scale. It's a foundational component for building robust, scalable, and highly available data platforms and applications.
Building applications that require both massive scale and strong data consistency (ACID guarantees) in a distributed environment is challenging. Traditional databases struggle with scaling horizontally while maintaining transactional integrity. TiKV solves this by providing a distributed, transactional key-value layer designed for such demanding scenarios.
Supports distributed ACID transactions, guaranteeing data consistency across multiple nodes.
Achieves horizontal scalability by automatically sharding data and distributing load across clusters.
Employs Raft consensus algorithm for high availability and fault tolerance, automatically handling node failures.
Provides low-latency read and write operations for large datasets.
TiKV is suitable for various scenarios requiring a scalable, transactional, and consistent key-value store in a distributed setting.
Forms the transactional storage engine for distributed SQL databases like TiDB, providing core data management capabilities.
Enables building NewSQL or distributed databases with strong transactional guarantees and horizontal scalability.
Used as a reliable key-value store backend for applications that need to maintain consistent state across distributed services.
Provides a simple yet powerful API for applications requiring ACID transactions on distributed data.
Serves as a metadata or coordination store in large distributed systems where consistency and availability are critical.
Offers a highly available and consistent place to store critical system metadata or coordinate distributed processes.
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