The original poster KraftyOne is inquiring about the design and architecture of databases optimized for Solid-State Drives (SSDs), seeking insights into how they differ from traditional databases designed for Hard Disk Drives (HDDs).
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A database optimized for SSDs is designed to take advantage of the unique characteristics of SSDs, such as low latency, high random read/write performance, and limited write endurance. To achieve this, SSD-optimized databases often employ techniques like log-structured storage, where data is written sequentially to minimize write amplification and reduce wear on the SSD. Additionally, they may use caching strategies that are aware of the SSD's performance characteristics.
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Log-structured storage is used to minimize write amplification and reduce SSD wear
Caching strategies are optimized for SSD performance characteristics
Database design takes into account SSD limitations, such as write endurance
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