GhostDBCache

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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
Not too different from Redis at the moment, however this is straight out of a university project were we had a tight deadline and had to limit scope considerably but if you check the roadmap on the repo we want to add a lot to it.
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
Depending on the use case. If this is being used to reduce load on your database, then there are no noticeable differences between performance of GhostDB or redis from the clients end.
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
I'm not aware of these so I can't say
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
The clients are the SDKs. Our docs are getting an update now to better explain how to configure clusters. The SDKs are in separate repos currently (this is due to how university made us structure the project).
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
Currently we follow the memcached model so there is no replication however, remember this is straight out of university were we had to limit scope considerably and were on a tight time constraint but we aim to add data replication, consensu
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
In-memory data lookup Relational and Non-relational database speedup Managing spikes in web/mobile apps Session-store Token caching Gaming - Player profiles & leaderboards Web page caching Global ID or counter generation Fast acces
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
I don't know much about electron but if it allows you to bundle binaries and execute them then yes!
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
Adding support for sets is on our roadmap!
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
I've never heard of this so I can't say.
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by GhostDBCache 6y ago
We're aware of the issues this could cause and we will be looking into relieving GC pressure
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GhostDB – A Fast Distributed Cache(github.com)
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