This invention discloses a high-speed retrieval method and
system (lightweight native
memory architecture) supporting single-
machine and cluster deployment, relating to the fields of
data retrieval, distributed clusters, and in-memory computing. This invention designs 20 core sub-logic items that can be implemented independently, combined arbitrarily, and integrated with other architectures. Based on a native memory
direct control architecture, it has no dependencies on third-party databases, index engines, or
middleware, adapts to low / medium / high-configuration servers, and supports seamless expansion in single-
machine, multi-instance parallel, and distributed cluster
modes. Retrieval response speed and
concurrency capacity increase linearly with hardware configuration and the number of cluster nodes. This invention achieves targeted retrieval of structured data and eliminates redundant computation through core sub-logic such as full-scale one-time loading in memory, bidirectional reading with one-time sorting, and dual sliding window hotspot caching. On a low-configuration
server with 2 cores and 2GB of RAM (single data ≤1KB), the core time for multi-condition retrieval of tens of millions of general-purpose structured data is ≤10ms, supporting 1000+ concurrent retrieval requests, and achieving 99.99%
system stability under a fully closed-loop deployment. By employing sub-logic such as incremental synchronous seamless hot updates, low-load asynchronous backups, and layered fallback
high availability, this invention achieves uninterrupted data maintenance and 1ms
failover for node failures. A fallback node idle-time load-sharing mechanism improves hardware utilization. Three-layer security protection is decoupled from the retrieval process, achieving an illegal
attack interception rate of ≥99.9% with protection-introduced latency ≤1ms. Any sub-logic of this invention can be individually embedded into a traditional retrieval architecture for lightweight upgrades, or combined or implemented in a
closed loop for synergistic effects. It is widely adaptable to structured and hierarchical
data retrieval scenarios across industries such as e-commerce, logistics, government affairs, and finance, significantly reducing deployment,
upgrade, and maintenance costs. This invention addresses the industry pain points of existing retrieval systems, such as poor low-configuration compatibility, wasted high-configuration computing power, and difficulty in balancing security and efficiency, demonstrating high commercial and promotional value.