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Answer is there in FAQ. Written data is not lost on reboot, so basically you can mount it as a `ramdisk` partition and use that as data directory for your datab
by gnufied 12y ago
Answer is there in FAQ. Written data is not lost on reboot, so basically you can mount it as a `ramdisk` partition and use that as data directory for your database. I have used this approach in past to speed up large test suite of a web application, except it required restoring from some sort of backup on reboot. Which won't be necessary in this case.
- achille2 12y agoDoes this mean you won't have traditional memory available at all (outside of L1-3 cache)? Or is it able to mix and match between real DDR3 memory and SSD?