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📕 What is Storage engine?
The storage engine is one of the 3 core subsystems in a traditional database management system. The other 2 are the query engine and the server layer (managing ACL, client connections/sessions). The storage engine would expose an API for other subsystems (mainly the query engine) to interact with it. Both InnoDB, MyISAM are a storage engine of MySQL. Storage engine can also be a standalone component, in which case, it's used as a library (e.g. Berkeley DB).
Safer and faster database change and version control for DBAs and Developers
Bytebase is an open source, web-based database schema change and version control tool for teams. It offers a web-based collaboration workspace to help DBAs and Developers manage the lifecycle of application database schemas.
Features
SQL Review
A dedicated review workflow and UI for Developers and DBAs to collaborate on schema changes. Assisted by built-in advisor such as backward compatibility checks.
Database-as-Code
Integrate with VCS hosting the migration scripts. Migration pipeline is triggered on observing new script push event.
Streamlined Deployment
Support multi-tenant (M), multi-environment (N) schema change in a single M*N change matrix pipeline.
SQL Editor
Easy-to-use query interface to SELECT database records.
Migration History
Record the full migration history with side-by-side diff comparison between versions.
Anomaly Center
Periodically scan all managed instances and databases and provide user a holistic view to see all anomalies.
Drift Detection
Periodically scan all managed instances and databases and provide user a holistic view to see all anomalies.
Backup and Restore
Per-database automatic and manual backup. Environment specific backup schedule policy. Restore to new database with the entire restored migration history chain.
Role-based Access Control
Two role set. Owner, DBA, Developer for workspace. Owner, Developer for project.