[faltet]

Blaze is intended to be a much more general solution than a pure key-value store (although it will be able to tackle this use case too). But yes, the idea under BLZ is close to your projects, namely, leveraging the available resources in your computer in the most useful way.

But sorry, I strongly disagree in that everything is a variation on things from 70's: during these good old years, the memory hierarchy was far simpler than nowadays, and having to deal with that introduces a great amount of complexity in libraries that are designed to get most out of modern computers.

[MichaelGG]

The memory hierarchy can be pretty complicated, but the general design, the part that's making the rest possible, seems to me that it's stacking ISAM. It might not be a simple stacking, you need to tune the parameters to deal with various cache levels. But it's the same principle, isn't it?

I agree the hardware is quite different, vastly more complex.