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Expand Up @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Tarantool operates data in the form of tuples.
They play the same role as "row columns" or "record fields" in relational databases,
with a few improvements:

* fields can be composite structures, such as arrays or maps, and
* fields can be composite structures, such as arrays or maps,
* fields don't need to have names.

A given tuple may have any number of fields, and the fields may be of
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At least one space is required to store data with Tarantool.
Each space has the following attributes:

* a unique **name** specified by the user
* a unique **name** specified by the user,
* a unique **numeric identifier** which can be specified by
the user, but usually is assigned automatically by Tarantool.
the user, but usually is assigned automatically by Tarantool,
* an **engine**: *memtx* (default) -- in-memory engine,
fast but limited in size, or *vinyl* -- on-disk engine for huge data sets.

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