Linux is a general purpose operating system. This means it’s created to generally do what is right, instead of having specific code paths to perform what is right for a single specific task—and potentially be wrong for others.
Linux does not have tunable parameters for reserving memory for caching disk pages (the page cache), like operating systems such as HPUX (dbc_min_pct, dbc_max_pct) or AIX (minperm%, maxperm%). Instead,
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Manetu uses YugabyteDB to support its Consumer Privacy Management (CPM®) platform, a microservices application that needed fine-grained transaction support, secondary indexes, and triplestore capabilities, all while being able to scale to billions of encrypted identities.
YugabyteDB embraces open source with an Apache 2.0 license and self-governance, focusing on user-driven contributions and sustainable business growth. It aims to balance open source and commercial features, addressing the cloud provider challenge by building high-value, user-loved products.
Time for another update from the engineering team for the YugabyteDB database! Let’s dive in and see all the progress we’ve made.
