Clojure is not a great choice for this. It's oriented as a programming
language, not a database. It doesn't have any built-in persistence
mechanisms, and while it has many virtues, it's a little bit of a
memory hog. That isn't really what you want in an in-memory DB.

For anything more than a toy app where you don't want to do the work,
I think you'll be much more pleased with the results if you hook up a
real DB or NoSQL solution.

- Luke

On May 25, 2:08 pm, Fabio Kaminski <fabiokamin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> i would like advice,
> cause since im starting something that will be eventually big data
> intensive, from scratch
> and i really like the options already built in in clojure like STM,
> parallelizing data and concurrency logic implemented on it
> i think its wonderfully tuned to use as database... and you can achieve
> different strategies, like graphs or balanced trees for different data
>
> my worries are about the efficiency in serializing it and recovering from/to
> the disk,
> java VM as a hungry heap VM,
> (and with immutable strategies, more heap needed)
>
> the benefits are control of sharding mechanism's and parallelizing not only
> in the unit's cores but between nodes of a cluster..
>
> anyone using clojure  not just as database middleware(wich is perfect for)
> but as database backend too?
>
> Thanks all,
>
> Fabio Kaminski
>
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