immudb

OPEN SOURCE IMMUTABLE DATABASE

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High performance and easy to integrate
Supports both Key-Value & SQL
Cryptographical verification, tamper-resistant, and auditable
immudb was chosen the fastest growing Open Source Project by Ross Index 
				
					docker run -it -d -p 3322:3322 --name immudb codenotary/immudb:latest

Our Amazing Users

WHY IMMUDB?

immudb is a ledger database that has been developed with performance, scalability and versatility in mind. The user feedback has shown that they love the very high throughput and being able to store hashes as well as data. They see it as a great alternative to using a blockchain or ledger service.
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+ Easy Setup
+ Fast & Reliable Immutable Database
+ Secure REST API Gateway
+ Powerful Web Console
+ Open Source

FEATURES

Transactional Integrity, Multi-node

ACID Compliance

SQL and K/V

SDKs for Python, Node.js, Java, Go

Performance & Flexibility

Millions of transactions
Key-value and SQL
Choose how to structure your data
Sign your data using Public-Key Cryptography

Tamper Protection

No data mutation APIs are provided
Data is never overwritten - multiple versions of the same key co-exist and are verifiable
Externally verifiable data ownership
Support for Intel SGX enclaves

Time Travel

Tamper-evident history system
Cryptographic proof of data inclusion and historical consistency in real time
If tampering attempted, clients and auditors will will receive notices

Use Cases

DevOps

Financial

IoT

Medical

eCommerce

Very high throughput, immutable database with cryptographic verification

In most use cases, immudb is an easy replacement for complex, cumbersome blockchain solutions
  • Store every update to sensitive database fields (credit card or bank account data) of an existing application database
  • Store CI/CD recipes to build and deployment pipelines
  • Store public certificates
  • Store tamper-proof log streams (i. e. audit logs) 
				
					// Store any key, value auditproof and tamperproof
key2, value2 := []byte("myClient"), []byte("Visa 6679499384784022 11/23")
verifiedIndex, err := client.SafeSet(ctx, key2, value2)

if err != nil {
	exit(err)
}

fmt.Println("   SafeSet - add and verify entry:")
printItem(key2, value2, verifiedIndex)

Intuitive setup

immudb is built with simplicity in mind:

  • Use the prebuilt binaries or Docker container images for a fast start
  • Install, manage and run immudb and immugw as services (use 'immuadmin service')
  • Simple make command integration if you want to build the applications yourself
  • RESTful interfaces and easy to use clients
  • Combine with any existing application 
				
					# install immudb service
./immuadmin service immudb install

# check current immudb service status
./immuadmin service immudb status

# install immugw service
./immuadmin service immugw install

# check immugw service
./immuadmin service immugw status

Consistency check built-in

immudb architecture has built-in verification and audit functionality:

  • immudb server is continuously checking disk/memory consistency
  • immugw is continuously checking the data consistency and integrity
  • immuclient has built-in data consistency and integrity checks
  • API's provide data ownership proof, verification and integrity functions 
				
					// built-in verification for every entry
verifiedItem, err := client.SafeGet(ctx, key2)

if err != nil {
		exit(err)
}

fmt.Println("   SafeGet - fetch and verify entry:")
printItem(nil, nil, verifiedItem)
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RUNS ON

Connectors

Architecture

x86
x86-64
ARM
s390x
RISC-V

Operating Systems

Windows
Linux
macOS
FreeBSD
z/OS

immudb Web Console

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UNMATCHED PERFORMANCE

immudb can handle millions of writes per second. The following table shows performance of the embedded store inserting 1M entries on a 4-core Intel® Xeon® E3-1275v6 CPU and SSD disk with 20-100 parallel workers
Entries Workers Batch Batches Time(s) Entries/s
1M 20 1000 50 1.061 1.2M /s
1M 50 1000 20 0.543 1.8M /s
1M 100 1000 10 0.615 1.6M /s
4-core Intel® Xeon® E3-1275v6 CPU
SSD disk

Database Comparasion

Transactions per Second

THE OPEN-SOURCE IMMUTABLE DATABASE

Run immudb easily on Linux, FreeBSD, Microsoft Windows, and macOS, along with other systems derived from them, such as Kubernetes and Docker.
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Use Case - Tamper-resistant Clinical Trials

Goal:

Blockchain PoCs were unsuccessful due to complexity and lack of developers.

Still the goal of data immutability as well as client verification is a crucial. Furthermore, the system needs to be easy to use and operate (allowing backup, maintenance windows aso.).

Implementation:

immudb is running in different datacenters across the globe. All clinical trial information is stored in immudb either as transactions or the pdf documents as a whole.

Having that single source of truth with versioned, timestamped, and cryptographically verifiable records, enables a whole new way of transparency and trust.

Use Case - Finance

Goal:

Store the source data, the decision and the rule base for financial support from governments timestamped, verifiable.

A very important functionality is the ability to compare the historic decision (based on the past rulebase) with the rulebase at a different date. Fully cryptographic verifiable Time Travel queries are required to be able to achieve that comparison.

Implementation:

While the source data, rulebase and the documented decision are stored in verifiable Blobs in immudb, the transaction is stored using the relational layer of immudb.

That allows the use of immudb’s time travel capabilities to retrieve verified historic data and recalculate with the most recent rulebase.

Use Case - eCommerce and NFT marketplace

Goal:

No matter if it’s an eCommerce platform or NFT marketplace, the goals are similar:

  • High amount of transactions (potentially millions a second)
  • Ability to read and write multiple records within one transaction
  • prevent overwrite or updates on transactions
  • comply with regulations (PCI, GDPR, …)


Implementation:

immudb is typically scaled out using Hyperscaler (i. e. AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure) distributed across the Globe. Auditors are also distributed to track the verification proof over time. Additionally, the shop or marketplace applications store immudb cryptographic state information. That high level of integrity and tamper-evidence while maintaining a very high transaction speed is key for companies to chose immudb.

Use Case - IoT Sensor Data

Goal:

IoT sensor data received by devices collecting environment data needs to be stored locally in a cryptographically verifiable manner until the data is transferred to a central datacenter. The data integrity needs to be verifiable at any given point in time and while in transit.

Implementation:

immudb runs embedded on the IoT device itself and is consistently audited by external probes. The data transfer to audit is minimal and works even with minimum bandwidth and unreliable connections.

Whenever the IoT devices are connected to a high bandwidth, the data transfer happens to a data center (large immudb deployment) and the source and destination date integrity is fully verified.

Use Case - DevOps Evidence

Goal:

CI/CD and application build logs need to be stored auditable and tamper-evident.
A very high Performance is required as the system should not slow down any build process.
Scalability is key as billions of artifacts are expected within the next years.
Next to a possibility of integrity validation, data needs to be retrievable by pipeline job id or digital asset checksum.

Implementation:

As part of the CI/CD audit functionality, data is stored within immudb using the Key/Value functionality. Key is either the CI/CD job id (i. e. Jenkins or GitLab) or the checksum of the resulting build or container image.

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