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Java Embedded Database for Global File System?

Asked by malevolentbutticklish (2155points) May 4th, 2010
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Normally if N clients want to read/write the same files they all connect to a file server which manages the disk reads/writes. In the same fashion if N clients want to access data in a database they all connect to the same database server which in turn manages the disk read/writes. In GFS (Global File System NOT Google File System) the clients concurrently modify the same data and manage the disk reads/writes themselves. Is there a database which allows multiple database servers to operate on the same on-disk data (which may, for instance, reside on a GFS file system)? Then, is there one which can be embedded into a Java application without the need to run a separate database server (just as Derby can be embedded)? Thanks.

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wgallios's avatar

Perhaps something like SQLite? I believe if shared on a GFS the application will lock the database during writing.

And of course SQLite an embedded database, and can be used by Java as well as C++.

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