DB with best inserts/sec performance? [closed]

Answer 1

Depending in your system setup MySql can easily handle over 50.000 inserts per sec.

For tests on a current system i am working on we got to over 200k inserts per sec. with 100 concurrent connections on 10 tables (just some values).

Not saying that this is the best choice since other systems like couch could make replication/backups/scaling easier but dismissing mysql solely on the fact that it can't handle so minor amounts of data it a little to harsh.

I guess there are better solutions (read: cheaper, easier to administer) solutions out there.

Answer 2

Firebird can easily handle 5000 Insert/sec if table doesn't have indices.

Answer 3

If money plays no role, you can use TimesTen. http://www.oracle.com/timesten/index.html

A complete in memory database, with amazing speed.

Answer 4

Use Event Store (https://eventstore.org), you can read (https://eventstore.org/docs/getting-started/which-api-sdk/index.html) that when using TCP client you can achieve 15000-20000 writes per second. If you will ever need to do anything with data, you can use projections or do the transformations based on streams to populate any other datastore you wish. You can create even cluster.

Answer 5

If you don't need to do queries, then database is not what you need. Use a log file.