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With a database you generally are loading it into RAM, thanks to caching at the database and/or filesystem level, and you get all of the fun database features m
by JohnBooty 5y ago
With a database you generally are loading it into RAM, thanks to caching at the database and/or filesystem level, and you get all of the fun database features more or less for free.
There's a performance hit relative to skipping the database altogether and simply allocating 4GB of RAM and accessing it directly, of course.