Thoughts on databases, Rust, and building fast software
OxiMem is OxiDB's built-in in-memory data store — a Redis-compatible layer that speaks the RESP protocol and now also MQTT v3.1.1. In v0.19.3, OxiMem got a complete rewrite: native data...
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OxiDB now has first-class .NET support with three NuGet packages: a pure managed TCP client, an embedded FFI client that runs the database in-process, and a full Entity Framework Core provider that...
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We've released oxidb-jdbc 0.1.0 — a pure Java JDBC driver that speaks OxiDB's native OxiWire binary protocol. It's a single 38 KB JAR with zero dependencies, works with Java 17+, and lets you...
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OxiPool is a connection pooler for OxiDB — think PgBouncer, but purpose-built for OxiDB. It sits between your application and one or more OxiDB server instances, multiplexing client connections...
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Building a database is one thing. Proving it works under every condition is another. OxiDB ships with 21 dedicated test suites totaling over 15,000 lines of test code, written in Go, C#/.NET, Python,...
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OxiDB provides official client libraries for multiple programming languages. All clients communicate with the OxiDB server over TCP using the same wire protocol. Python The Python client is available...
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OxiDB's TCP server includes enterprise-grade security features: SCRAM-SHA-256 authentication, role-based access control, TLS encryption, and transparent at-rest encryption. SCRAM-SHA-256...
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OxiDB includes an S3-style blob storage API for storing binary objects alongside your documents. Store images, PDFs, files — anything — directly in the database. Buckets & Objects...
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OxiDB includes a built-in full-text search engine with TF-IDF ranking. No need for a separate search service like Elasticsearch — search is part of the database. Creating a Text Index Specify...
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OxiDB's aggregation pipeline lets you transform and analyze data through a series of stages. Each stage takes documents as input, processes them, and passes results to the next stage. Pipeline Stages...
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