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Memory store

Last updated May 19, 2025, generated by Sumble

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What is Memory store?

A memory store is a type of database or data structure that stores data in RAM (random access memory) for fast access. It's commonly used for caching, session management, real-time analytics, and other applications requiring low latency. Examples include Redis, Memcached, and various in-memory databases.

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What other technologies are related to Memory store?

Memory store Competitor Technologies

GCP Cloud SQL provides fully managed relational database services, offering alternatives to in-memory data stores for certain applications. It can be used as a persistent data storage layer, competing with the in-memory nature of Memory Store for use cases where durability is more important than speed.

mentioned alongside Memory store in 1% (74) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention Memory store?

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Jobs mentioning Memory store

Orgs mentioning Memory store

Engineer

0% (92) job posts

2 organizations

Software Engineer

0% (89) job posts

12 organizations

Data Engineer

0% (30) job posts

15 organizations

Data Architect

0% (12) job posts

9 organizations

Cloud Engineer

0% (8) job posts

4 organizations

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Which organizations are mentioning Memory store?

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Impetus Technologies

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