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> Datomic is designed for data sets larger than memory Of course. But you didn't answer my question. Let's say someone has an application with 100GB of data i
by alter_eco123 8y ago
> Datomic is designed for data sets larger than memory
Of course. But you didn't answer my question.
Let's say someone has an application with 100GB of data in Datomic.
What kind of memory usage should he expect for the "peer" process?
- stuarthalloway 8y agoThat depends on what queries the peer runs. In both On-Prem and Cloud, Datomic maintains an in-memory LRU object cache. Also, you can send queries with different working sets to different processes without having to shard data on ingest. For example, some peers might handle queries related to user transactions while other peers handle analytic or batch work. See also https://docs.datomic.com/cloud/operation/caching.html https://docs.datomic.com/cloud/operation/caching.html.