DBX-Database-Extreme
DBX is an open-source, high-density in-memory database engine built in Go, engineered specifically to serve as the secure memory layer for multi-tenant AI agents. Unlike general-purpose databases that rely on logical access controls, DBX enforces **per-tenant physical isolation** at the kernel level. By leveraging Linux Landlock and `SO_PEERCRED`
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- github:vanshjain-0702/DBX-Database-Extreme
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- @vanshjain-0702
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- 2026-10-17
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Source: https://github.com/vanshjain-0702/dbx-database-extreme
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