| Hi everyone — I’m the developer of UnisonDB, an open-source log-native database built in Go for distributed and edge-scale systems. UnisonDB rethinks the boundary between databases and streaming systems. Instead of treating the Write-Ahead Log (WAL) as a recovery mechanism, it treats the log itself as the database. Every write is immediately durable, queryable, and replicable — without Kafka, CDC pipelines, or changefeed daemons. UnisonDB unifies persistence and streaming in one system. It’s designed for real-time, event-driven, and edge-first workloads where data needs to move as fast as it’s written. Key features: 1. Multi-Modal Storage: Key-Value, Wide-Column, and Large Objects (LOB) 2. Streaming Replication: WAL-based replication with sub-second fan-out to 100+ edge replicas 3. Edge-First Design: Optimized for edge computing and local-first architectures 4. Namespace Isolation: Multi-tenancy support with namespace-based isolation Feedback, testing, or contributions are all welcome |