Spend less time on sharding logic
CamusDB partitions data and routes writes to the Raft leader that owns each key range.
Why look closer
Three practical reasons to explore CamusDB
Keep concurrency rules in the database
Committed reads, conflict detection, and Serializable transactions help protect application invariants.
Make risky changes easier to reverse
Branch a database before an experiment, or relink a root database or table while its drop is still retained.
See it in SQL
Explore real CamusDB workflows
Serializable is the default. Make it explicit when two updates must behave as one atomic transaction.
Read the consistency guideConsistencyCommit related writes together
BEGIN;
SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE;
UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance - 100 WHERE id = "A";
UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance + 100 WHERE id = "B";
COMMIT;
Evaluate it for yourself
See whether CamusDB fits your use case
Install the server from NuGet, run it locally, follow the tutorial, and review the current scope.