thanks for your answer , helpfull

Le mardi 19 juillet 2016 11:19:22 UTC+2, Simran Brucherseifer a écrit :
>
> Hey gui,
>
> ArangoDB is mostly-memory. All indexes (except for the type "persistent") 
> are kept in memory and need to rebuilt on restart. This means the indexes 
> need to fit into the main memory, otherwise the operating system will start 
> to swap and performance degrades. There has to be free memory for 
> (partially) loading collections and to construct query results as well.
>
> The data is persisted to mass storage (disk / flash drive). By default, it 
> doesn't wait until the data is fully synced. There is an optional 
> waitForSync parameter to forcefully wait for synchronization, which can be 
> set per collection and query. It will decrease performance depending on how 
> fast your mass storage is, but gives you additional security (e.g. for 
> banking transactions).
>
> If you don't want the data to be synced at all, you may create a volatile 
> collection. The collection itself will survive unloads and restarts, but 
> the data will be kept in-memory only and be lost on these events. You can 
> use the isVolatile option to use certain collections as cache, i.e. for 
> data that can easily be computed again after a restart and syncing it to 
> disk would only slow things down (performance gain).
>
> To use ArangoDB as key/value store means to use the default primary index 
> only, a lookup by (hash) key. The values you store are always (JSON) 
> documents. They can be arbitrarily structured. You may define secondary 
> indexes on certain attributes, but it then no longer classifies as 
> key/value store, but document store (the extra indexes have to look at the 
> value-part, which means it is no longer treated opaque).
>
> There are no bitwise operations, but if you really require them, they can 
> be easily added using AQL user-defined functions. I would like to hear what 
> you would like to use them for.
>

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