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cburnleycburnley
Joined on 2010-11-18

Hi, I realize this is kind of like an apples vs. oranges comparison, but I would be interested if you have any performance information vs. something like ehcache with a persistent store.

I'm currently evaluating for a simple schema to persist only 1 or 2 types of entities (but possibly 10k-100k instances) with simple index based queries which imagine both products could probably solve.

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supportsupport
Joined on 2010-05-03

Unfortunately we don't have such information.

But if you don't need transactions, lock management, durability and recovery, advanced queries, etc.  - maybe the fastest solution is to use memory-based HashMap with serialization file as a persistence back end.

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