What's Special About In-Memory Database Systems
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The talk explains what makes in-memory database systems different by examining how storing the entire working dataset in RAM changes design choices. It discusses benefits such as higher availability and simplified or faster data-access algorithms, and covers implications for architectures and implementation when RAM becomes the primary storage medium.
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