# Speedb Documentation ## Documentation - [About](https://docs.speedb.io/readme.md): Welcome to Speedb - [Speedb Use Cases](https://docs.speedb.io/readme/speedb-use-cases.md): Speedb common use cases - [Speedb Communication Channels](https://docs.speedb.io/readme/speedb-communication-channels.md) - [Release Cadence](https://docs.speedb.io/readme/release-cadence.md) - [Releases](https://docs.speedb.io/readme/releases.md): This page summarize information about the Speedb releases. - [Roadmap](https://docs.speedb.io/readme/roadmap.md) - [Getting started](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started.md) - [Speedb Quick Start Example](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/speedb-example.md) - [Dependencies](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/dependencies.md) - [How to Compile Speedb](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-compile-speedb.md): This page describes how to clone, compile and use the library. - [Drop-in Replacement](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/drop-in-replacement.md) - [Use prebuilt binaries](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/install.md) - [How to contribute](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-contribute.md): This page includes the ways you can contribute to the Speedb open-source project. - [Contribute code](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-contribute/contribute-code.md): This page provides a basic introduction and guides on how to contribute to Speedb. - [Feature request process](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-contribute/feature-request-process.md): This page describes the process for a new feature request. - [Submit a pull request](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-contribute/submit-a-pull-request.md): This page describes the process for submitting a pull request for a code change. - [Add or update documentation](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-contribute/add-or-update-documentation.md) - [Report bugs and other issues](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-contribute/report-bugs-and-other-issues.md) - [Help with new and ongoing feature development](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/how-to-contribute/help-with-new-and-ongoing-feature-development.md) - [Kafka Streams: How to use Speedb instead of RocksDB?](https://docs.speedb.io/getting-started/kafka-streams-how-to-use-speedb-instead-of-rocksdb.md) - [Speedb Features](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features.md) - [Memory Tracking](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/memory-tracking.md) - [Speedb Tuning Function](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/speedb-tuning-function.md) - [Table Pinning Policy](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/table-pinning-policy.md) - [Snapshot Optimization](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/snapshot-optimization.md) - [On Thread Start Callback](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/on-thread-start-callback.md) - [Write Flow](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/write-flow.md): This feature is experimental in v2.4.0 - [Global Delayed write](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/global-delayed-write.md): This feature improves write stabilization in multiple databases/CFs environment. - [Live Configuration Changes](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/live-configuration-changes.md): This document describes the Live Configuration Changes functionality in Speedb introduced in v2.3.0 - [Report Index Size per Column Family](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/report-index-size-per-column-family.md): This document describes the new index size reporting per column family introduced in Speedb 2.3.0. - [Proactive Flushing](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/proactive-flushing.md): This document describes the proactive flushing mechanism introduced in Speedb v 2.2.0 - [Sorted Hash Memtable](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/sorted-hash-memtable.md): A new memtable type that improves seek and read while writing performance. - [Paired Bloom Filter](https://docs.speedb.io/speedb-features/paired-bloom-filter.md): This document described how Speedb improved memory consumption while keeping the same false positive rate. - [Enhancements](https://docs.speedb.io/enhancements.md) - [Range Delete Improvement](https://docs.speedb.io/enhancements/remove-single-delete-elements-during-memtable-flush.md): This feature related to issue 363 https://github.com/speedb-io/speedb/issues/363 - [Dynamic Delayed Writes](https://docs.speedb.io/enhancements/dynamic-delayed-writes.md): The purpose of this document is to describe how Speedb v2.2.0 has achieved performance stabilization with its dynamic delayed write mechanism - [Reduce switch memtable latency](https://docs.speedb.io/enhancements/reduce-switch-memtable-latency.md) - [Tools](https://docs.speedb.io/tools.md) - [Log Parser](https://docs.speedb.io/tools/log-parser.md) - [DB\_bench: Groups](https://docs.speedb.io/tools/db_bench-groups.md) - [Beezcli Tool](https://docs.speedb.io/tools/beezcli-tool.md): Speedb Interactive tool - [RocksDB Basics](https://docs.speedb.io/rocksdb-basics.md): A high-level overview of RocksDB objects and operations - [Performance testing](https://docs.speedb.io/performance-testing.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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