Keyspace: A Consistently Replicated, Highly-Available Key-Value Store
M\'arton Trencs\'eni, Attila Gazs\'o

TL;DR
Keyspace is a distributed key-value store that provides strong consistency, fault-tolerance, and high availability, with open-source code available across multiple platforms, though it is no longer actively developed.
Contribution
The paper introduces Keyspace, a new distributed key-value store architecture emphasizing strong consistency and high availability, with open-source implementation.
Findings
Supports strong consistency and fault-tolerance
Open-source implementation available on multiple platforms
Designed for high availability in distributed environments
Abstract
This paper describes the design and architecture of Keyspace, a distributed key-value store offering strong consistency, fault-tolerance and high availability. The source code is available under the open-source AGPL license for Linux, Windows and BSD-like platforms. As of 2012, Keyspace is no longer undergoing active development.
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Taxonomy
TopicsDistributed systems and fault tolerance · Advanced Data Storage Technologies · Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques
