Thanks Matt! This is great information. BTY - I appreciate anybody who takes the time to read and contribute. Sometimes just throwing in a name of a product is enough. We all know to Google. It is great help. Promise to do the same.... :)
On Sep 22, 9:59 am, Matt Ingenthron <[email protected]> wrote: > On 9/22/10 6:12 AM, ligerdave wrote: > > > MongoDB is actually "cached" db, meaning that, most of its records are > > in memory. > > > I think there is also a memcached and DB hybrid which comes w/ a > > persistent option. i think it's called memcachedDB, which runs a in- > > memory db(like mongodb). this shares most of common api w/ memcached > > so you dont have to change code very much > > membase is compatible with memcached protocol, has a 20MByte default > object size limit, lets you define memory and disk usage across nodes in > different "buckets". > > memcacheDB is challenging to deploy for a few reasons, one of which is > that the topology is fixed at deployment time. > > - Matt > > p.s.: full disclosure: I'm one of the membase guys
