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A write-once key-value store for ordered data.
Archive is a key-value store designed for workloads where data is written only once and each
item is addressed by both an index and a key. Workloads with unique indices should use Archive
and workloads with overlapping indices should use MultiArchive (allows all items with the same index
to be retrieved). The same key may be stored at multiple indices in either case, and a key lookup may
return any of the associated values.
Modules§
- immutable
- An immutable key-value store for ordered data with a minimal memory footprint.
- prunable
- A prunable key-value store for ordered data.
Enums§
- Error
- Errors that can occur when interacting with the archive.
- Identifier
- Subject of a
getorhasoperation.
Traits§
- Archive
- A write-once key-value store addressed by both an index and a key.
- Multi
Archive - Extension of Archive that supports multiple items at the same index.