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Minetest supports serveral database backends. This page provides a comparison of all three backends.
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= Comparison table =
 
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: left; font-size: smaller"
 
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! Backend
 
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! Speed
 
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! Reliability
 
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! Compatibility with builds
 
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| SQLite3
 
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'''Acceptable'''
 
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'''Acceptable'''
 
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'''Very good (supported by any Minetest version)'''
 
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| LevelDB
 
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'''Good'''
 
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'''Good'''
 
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'''Acceptable'''
 
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| Redis
 
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'''Very good'''
 
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'''Good'''
 
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'''None (needs redis server)'''
 
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== SQLite3 ==
 
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SQLite3 is the default backend for all Minetest worlds, it is supported by every Minetest builds and is therefore the standard database format that is used to distribute worlds.
 
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== LevelDB ==
 
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LevelDB is mostly used on servers because of it's improved reliability and the ability to use more than 4GB space.
 
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== Redis ==
 
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Redis support was added to Minetest in April 2014, redis is mainly useful for servers as it allows multiple worlds to be stored in one redis instance:
 
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=== world.mt settings for redis ===
 
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<code>redis_address</code> '''--''' The IP or hostname of the redis server.
 
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<code>redis_port</code> '''--''' The port of the redis server. ''Optional, default: 6379''
 
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<code>redis_hash</code> '''--''' Hash where the MapBlocks are stored in, if you want multiple worlds in one redis instance this needs to be different for each world.
 

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