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Tuesday, 14 September 2010
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Membase on VMWare

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James Phillips of NorthScale about scaling out with Membase on VMWare (real interview starts at around 1’35”):

Considering Membase is persisting to disk (as opposed to its little brother memcached which is memory only)[1], I’m wondering if virtualized environments provide good enough IO.

  1. As many other DBMS, Membase keeps “hot data” in memory, but it also writes it to disk for durability.  (↩)

Original title and link: Membase on VMWare (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)