I am building my own KV store (www.Didgets.com) that can store 10 million KV pairs in about 4 seconds (using my Ryzen 5950X machine). Those pairs take up about 300MB of disk space and have about the same memory footprint when loaded. The values have a variety of data types (strings, integers, doubles, datetime, etc.) The software is still in beta but is available for free download.
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I am building my own KV store (www.Didgets.com) that can store 10 million KV pairs in about 4 seconds (using my Ryzen 5950X machine). Those pairs take up about 300MB of disk space and have about the same memory footprint when loaded. The values have a variety of data types (strings, integers, doubles, datetime, etc.) The software is still in beta but is available for free download.