Widely used
Roaring is found in
- Google Procella: YouTube’s SQL Engine,
- Apache Lucene and derivative systems such as Solr and Elasticsearch,
- Apache Druid,
- Apache Spark,
- Apache Hive,
- Apache Tez,
- Apache Zeppelin,
- Apache Doris,
- Apache CarbonData,
- Yandex ClickHouse,
- Netflix Atlas,
- LinkedIn Pinot,
- OpenSearchServer,
- Cloud Torrent,
- Whoosh,
- InfluxDB,
- Pilosa,
- Bleve,
- Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS),
- Intel’s Optimized Analytics Package (OAP),
- Tablesaw,
- Jive Miru,
- Gaffer,
- Apache Hivemall,
- lindb,
- Elasticell,
- SourceGraph,
- M3,
- trident,
- eBay’s Apache Kylin.
Portable
There are freely available software libraries providing Roaring bitmaps in almost all the popular programming languages:
There is a serialized format specification for interoperability between implementations.