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Reduct Storage
Discontinued A time series database for storing and managing large amounts of blob data [Moved to: https://github.com/reductstore/reductstore]
In December 2021, Alexey Timin launched the Reduct Storage project and started developing a prototype of a storage engine in modern C++20.
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SaaSHub
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reduct-cpp
Discontinued ReductStore Client SDK for C++ [Moved to: https://github.com/reductstore/reduct-cpp] (by reduct-storage)
Now that we had a working battle-proven solution and approval, we kept working on the storage engine and its ecosystem. We promoted the project and grew our community. By September 2022, we already had Client SDKs for C++, Python , JavaScript and an embedded WebConsole. We stopped integrating new features into the experimental version 0 and started planing version 1.0 which should be ready for a commercial usage.
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reduct-py
Discontinued ReductStore Client SDK for Python [Moved to: https://github.com/reductstore/reduct-py] (by reduct-storage)
Now that we had a working battle-proven solution and approval, we kept working on the storage engine and its ecosystem. We promoted the project and grew our community. By September 2022, we already had Client SDKs for C++, Python , JavaScript and an embedded WebConsole. We stopped integrating new features into the experimental version 0 and started planing version 1.0 which should be ready for a commercial usage.
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Now that we had a working battle-proven solution and approval, we kept working on the storage engine and its ecosystem. We promoted the project and grew our community. By September 2022, we already had Client SDKs for C++, Python , JavaScript and an embedded WebConsole. We stopped integrating new features into the experimental version 0 and started planing version 1.0 which should be ready for a commercial usage.
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Now that we had a working battle-proven solution and approval, we kept working on the storage engine and its ecosystem. We promoted the project and grew our community. By September 2022, we already had Client SDKs for C++, Python , JavaScript and an embedded WebConsole. We stopped integrating new features into the experimental version 0 and started planing version 1.0 which should be ready for a commercial usage.