> GridDB utilizes a “Memory first, Storage second” structure. “Hot” data is kept in-memory, allowing for much faster writes/reads on the most-used data.
If that would result in being a in-memory database, than nearly 95% of all databases in the world would be a "in-memory" database.
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[ 4.3 ms ] story [ 18.2 ms ] thread> GridDB utilizes a “Memory first, Storage second” structure. “Hot” data is kept in-memory, allowing for much faster writes/reads on the most-used data.
If that would result in being a in-memory database, than nearly 95% of all databases in the world would be a "in-memory" database.