DBSight Scalability
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DBSight is a database search engine that avoids global garbage collection issues in Java Virtual Machines (JVMs) by separating indexing and searching into separate processes. This allows indexing and searching to occur independently without interfering with each other's memory allocation. It also enables scaling out by adding additional search nodes and replicating indexes across nodes for distributed, sharded searching.
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