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> specially as provisioning the same memory capacity as RAM is orders of magnitude more expensive than storing the equivalent data in a database. I'm not sure
by MangoToupe 1y ago
> specially as provisioning the same memory capacity as RAM is orders of magnitude more expensive than storing the equivalent data in a database.
I'm not sure how else to interpret this
- motorest 1y agoWhy are you confusing memory capacity as a requirement to store the whole database in memory? I mean, think. What do you think is the biggest performance bottleneck with caches, and how does this relate to memory capacity?