OceanBase Database, is an open-source, distributed Hybrid Transactional/Real-time Operational Analytics (HTAP) database management system that has set new world records in both the TPC-C and TPC-H benchmark tests. OceanBase Database starts from 2010, and it has been serving all of the critical systems in Alipay. Besides Alipay, OceanBase has also been serving customer from a variety of sectors, including Internet, financial services, telecommunications and retail industry.
In this tech talk, we will talk about the architecture of OceanBase and some typical use cases. This talk will include some technical topic such as Paxos replication, 2PC commit, LSM-Tree like storage, SQL optimizer and executor, city-level disaster recovery, etc.
ALLUXIO DAY XV 2022
September 15, 2022
OceanBase Database, is an open-source, distributed Hybrid Transactional/Real-time Operational Analytics (HTAP) database management system that has set new world records in both the TPC-C and TPC-H benchmark tests. OceanBase Database starts from 2010, and it has been serving all of the critical systems in Alipay. Besides Alipay, OceanBase has also been serving customer from a variety of sectors, including Internet, financial services, telecommunications and retail industry.
In this tech talk, we will talk about the architecture of OceanBase and some typical use cases. This talk will include some technical topic such as Paxos replication, 2PC commit, LSM-Tree like storage, SQL optimizer and executor, city-level disaster recovery, etc.
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