Chapter 3. Introducing Lightdb Features
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Chapter 3. Introducing Lightdb Features
Table of Contents
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Architecture
3.2.1. Client-Server architecture
3.2.2. Logical database structures
3.2.3. Database object hierarchy
3.2.4. Object identifier (OID)
3.2.5. Physical database structures
3.2.6. Instance
3.2.7. Reading and writing database data
3.2.8. Query processing
3.2.9. References
3.3. Reliability and availability
3.3.1. Connection
3.3.2. WAL
3.3.3. Transaction
3.3.4. Lock
3.3.5. Data integrity validation
3.3.6. Backup and recovery
3.3.7. Streaming replication
3.3.8. Logical replication
3.4. Security
3.4.1. Authentication
3.4.2. Authorization
3.5. Manageability
3.5.1. Memory
3.5.2. Storage
3.5.3. Logging and debugging
3.5.4. Vacuum
3.5.5. Upgrade
3.6. Application development
3.6.1. Data type
3.6.2. Sequence
3.6.3. References
3.7. Scalability and performance
3.7.1. Many connections
3.7.2. Detecting problems
3.7.3. Logging
3.7.4. Import and export
3.7.5. Foreign Data Wrapper (FDW)
3.7.6. Full text search
3.7.7. Utility
3.7.8. Memory
3.7.9. Network
3.7.10. Cursor
3.7.11. Lock
3.7.12. HOT
3.7.13. Table layout
3.7.14. Transaction
3.7.15. WAL and checkpoint
3.7.16. Index
3.7.17. Query planning
3.7.18. References