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TurboKV releases async embedded Rust key-value store with atomic batches
Engineers can embed a high-performance, async key-value store in Rust apps that offers atomic batches, ordered scans, and tunable durability.
It provides an embedded alternative to external KV services, reducing latency and operational overhead. Configurable durability lets developers trade performance for safety according to workload needs. Built-in compression and background compaction help manage storage efficiency without manual tuning.
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TurboKV is an async, embedded key-value store written in Rust with atomic batch writes.
It supports ordered range scans, prefix scans, and configurable durability presets (fast, durable, paranoid).
The library uses hardware-accelerated AES for its Bloom filter and offers LZ4, Snappy, Zstd, or no compression.
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