Key-value stores store, retrieve and update data using simple get, put and delete commands. The path to retrieve data is a direct request to the object in memory or in storage using the key.

Part of that push is the debut in Deno 1.33 of the Deno KV key-value database. Unveiled April 28, Deno 1.33 takes steps toward meeting the goals of Deno 2.0, which is due in coming months.

Key value databases are the least complicated of all data management structures. This post is one of a series that introduces the fundamentals of NOSQL databases, and their role in Big Data Analytics.

Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB key-value NoSQL database in depth. Most databases have one overarching paradigm: document store, key-value store, wide column store, graph database, and so on.

We look at key-value storage, which promises much greater I/O efficiency and longer flash drive lifespans, but may be constrained by limited use cases and lukewarm productisation efforts.

Key-value. A key-value database is one of many not-only SQL (NoSQL) databases with a single schema consisting of keys and values, where you can look up the value if you know the key.

A couple of weeks ago, in an article about the science behind the Message Machine project, we mentioned the custom key-value store we built to store non-relational data. Today, we're open sourcing ...

Lucky for us, [Marcelo Barros] decided to share his own implementation, Kved (key/value database) which uses the flash memory instead for such storage.

As its name states, the FoundationDB Key-Value Store is a distributed key-value database that can span multiple servers to increase the amount of data being held, and to write and retrieve values ...

A key-value database is a set of key-value pairs. Variables Are Key-Values. A variable in a program is also a key-value pair that is initiated by a statement such as int counter=0, ...