Hi,
Krati does not provide built-in support for multivalues on a single
key. However, it is entirely up to application to decide how to
organize multi-values into an object and then put that object into
Krati. In one of Krati-based applications, we use protobuf to compose
complex objects and then put protobuf objects into krati.
Krati does not support for sorted set because it is not built on btree
structure. This is intended to achieve the fasted equality search by
hashing. As of result, krati does not support range operations over
keys. You can only work with individual keys (put/get/delete).
Thanks.
-jingwei