Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Large-scale bsites are increasingly moving from relational databases to distributed key-value stores for high request rate, low latency workloads. Often this move is motivated not only by key-value stores' ability to scale simply by adding more hardware, but also by the easy to understand predictable performance they provide for all operations. While this data model works ll, lookups are only done by primary key. More complex queries require onerous, explicit index management and imperative data lookups by the developer.  demonstrate PIQL, a Performance Insightful Query Language that allows developers to express many of the queries found on these bsites, while still providing strict bounds on the number of I/O operations for any query.
['Michael Armbrust', 'Stephen Tu', 'Armando Fox', 'Michael J. Franklin', 'David A. Patterson', 'Nick Lanham', 'Beth Trushkowsky', 'Jesse Trutna']
I am writing a research paper on a idea PIQL: a performance insightful query language
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