Hello, - Ignite 3 has native storage that does not rely on any third-party implementations, similar to Ignite 2. - RocksDB is a secondary, optional storage implementation. - You don't need to preload data like in Ignite 2 (neither for native storage nor for RocksDB)
On Tue, Jun 4, 2024 at 12:33 PM 常鑫 <xin.ch...@intotech.com.cn> wrote: > Hello， > I am trying out ignite3 and have a few questions about RocksDB. > My specific questions are as follows: > 1. Is the usage of RocksDB in Ignite3 equivalent to using Ignite3's native > storage, or are there any significant differences in terms of performance, > maintenance, or functionality? > 2. If I were to use RocksDB, would I need to preload data before it can be > effectively utilized by Ignite3? (Like loadCache() in Ignite2) > 3. Are there any specific use cases ? > Your expertise in this area would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks, > Xin Chang > >
