Its areally great effort, but i would stick with PostgreSQL with PL/SQL procedure and tons of extensions.
Lowering down the TRSACTION LEVEL, Async transctions on disk backed tables and UNLOGGED Tables can help you go a long way.
Also, in next major version (v18) of PG, they are trying to implment io_uring support which will further drastically improve the random read/write performance.
Lowering down the TRSACTION LEVEL, Async transctions on disk backed tables and UNLOGGED Tables can help you go a long way.
Also, in next major version (v18) of PG, they are trying to implment io_uring support which will further drastically improve the random read/write performance.