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by jexp
4376 days ago
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Actually much of this is not true.
* All Neo4j versions have caching
* Neo4j Enterprise is available for free for any AGPL project and for personal use and early startups
* Neo4j is not an in-memory database, it is a persistent, fully transactional database, it uses the available memory for caching the hot dataset |
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I was actually referring to the "High-Performance Cache" mentioned in the feature matrix.
> Neo4j Enterprise is available for free for any AGPL project
I was really talking about a commercial setting. How many companies deploy a fully open-source project (ie., honouring the requirements of the AGPL) in a redundant data center? Not a lot, I imagine.
> Neo4j is not an in-memory database
True, it seems I was misinformed about that.