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OrioleDB is a storage extension for PostgreSQL which uses PostgreSQL's pluggable storage system. Designed as a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL's existing Heap storage, OrioleDB aims to overcome scalability bottlenecks and fully utilize modern hardware capabilities. By integrating seamlessly with PostgreSQL, it offers improved performance, efficiency, and scalability without sacrificing the robustness and reliability that PostgreSQL is known for.

Designed as a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL's existing Heap storage, OrioleDB aims to overcome scalability bottlenecks and fully utilize modern hardware capabilities. Larger than OS memory cases would require a lot of IO and typically it’s good to use local SSD with low latency and high throughput for big clusters like this (100GB with often updates of all data). Builtin compression reducing storage footprint up to 5x in typical cases, UNDO log, which avoids bloat and eliminates the need for VACUUM, Removal of the sub-transaction hazard.

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