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by manigandham
3248 days ago
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It's not a surprise, that's normal. Durability just means writes are safe, how it does so doesn't matter. All databases use a write-ahead log with small batch/async flushes and this is the same with MemSQL. The enterprise edition has HA so with data on 2 nodes for safety. Otherwise you lose the whole point of in-memory performance (for writes) if you're going to write every single bit to disk immediately. They explain it clearly on the durability page: http://docs.memsql.com/docs/using-durability-and-recovery |
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