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Don't the in-memory databases generally run in another process (memcached) anyway? (Not that your general point is wrong)
by krakensden 17y ago
Don't the in-memory databases generally run in another process (memcached) anyway?
(Not that your general point is wrong)
- old-gregg 17y agoBut don't you want your in-memory database to be non-locking, i.e. serving many clients simultaneously and fast?
- krakensden 17y agoThe point was your in-memory database is an external, non-python program, and you run lots of python clients. The way most web applications are structured, for instance.
- fauigerzigerk 17y agoYes but if I'm the one writing in memory database/analytics stuff I might want to use a Python/C combination to do that. Right now that's not an option because of the GIL issue.