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Err you don't . . as the article states their usage and load pattern does. If you want the speed of keeping the DB in RAM you need the RAM available whether it
by hartror 16y ago
Err you don't . . as the article states their usage and load pattern does. If you want the speed of keeping the DB in RAM you need the RAM available whether it is mongo, MySQL/NDB or memcache. (-1 for not RTFA)