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because you are comparing in-memory store with permanent storage. many kvdb can be run from memory if needed.
by hknmtt 4y ago
because you are comparing in-memory store with permanent storage. many kvdb can be run from memory if needed.
- jamesrr39 4y agoTechnically, all of them can, if you put the "persisted" storage in a directory on a ramfs or tmpfs mount :) This might seem like a bit of a facetious comment, but it does have genuine use cases, e.g. unit tests, or for data that you can easily restore after a shutdown.