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How to choose an in-memory NoSQL solution: Performance measuring

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Re: How to choose an in-memory NoSQL solution: Performance measuring

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post #11

Postgres is also a good in-memory NoSQL solution. Actually you can use anything really as an in-memory NoSQL solution such as ArangoDB, MySQL, MongoDB, RethinkDB or whatever.

I haven't tried PostgreSQL as an in-memory solution, but in my another benchmark it has reached a good performance in comparison with other on-disk solutions. Thank you! I've scheduled benchmark of PostgreSQL in RAM.

Re: How to choose an in-memory NoSQL solution: Performance measuring

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post #23

Sometimes it is depressing how little effort people put in to run a level playing field when doing numbers like this. The couchbase SDK used is from Mid 2013, with little effort the numbers could've been better..

I've used my simple Memcached module, not Couchbase SDK.
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