IceFireDB

Overview of IceFireDB

What it is

IceFireDB is a decentralized database infrastructure built for web3.0, designed to bridge Web2 and Web3 ecosystems. It provides a high-performance, decentralized database engine with advanced distributed consensus and storage capabilities. The project aims to make web3 application data storage more convenient and to help web2 applications achieve decentralization and data immutability.

Key features

• High Performance: Ongoing optimization for low-latency, high-throughput operations
• Multi-Storage Support: LSM disk, OSS, IPFS, and hybrid storage drivers (implemented)
• Distributed Consistency: Raft, P2P-CRDT, and IPFS-LOG consensus modes (implemented)
• IPFS Integration: Persistent decentralized storage layer (beta)
• P2P Auto-Networking: Automatic decentralized network formation (beta)
• KV Storage Engine: CRDT-based and IPFS-LOG based KV stores (beta)
• Hot/Cold Storage: Tiered storage via hybriddb driver (implemented)

Use cases

• Web2 applications migrating to decentralization gradually
• Web3 native applications requiring decentralized storage and consensus
• Building globally distributed SQL databases using IceFireDB-SQLite
• Decentralizing existing MySQL or Redis databases via IceFireDB-SQLProxy or IceFireDB-Redis-Proxy
• High-performance decentralized publish-subscribe messaging with IceFireDB-PubSub
• Applications needing data immutability and auditability

Getting started

See the repository README for installation and quick start instructions.

License and pricing

License: MIT. Pricing: open source.

Based on the project's public README and repository metadata.