I've used them in development, but not in Production.

I am just about to post an article that includes usage; I just haven't had time 
to finish proof-reading it.

For windows, check it this question: 
http://superuser.com/questions/34388/whats-the-best-ramdisk-for-windows

Regards,
Dan

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Is anyone using a RAMDisk with U2 files?

I have noticed that there are two types of ram disks within Linux - tmpfs and 
/dev/ram1 which can be used to create a small file system.

Does anyone have any practical experience on these options?

Is there an effective option for MS-Windows?

Cheers,
djm


Daniel McGrath wrote:
> 
> 
> 6) Not only can you use U2 in a relational manner, complete with SQL 
> access, but since its core data structure are hash tables, if you want 
> to use it just as a key-value store look no further. If you want to 
> run it is a key-value store in memory (aka Memcache), mount a RAMDisk 
> and place the file there. Voila. No need to configure separate 
> systems, as flexible as you want it to be. You can even replicate from 
> it to multiple other servers if you want. Want it encrypted too? Done!
> 
> 
> 


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