Re: NDB cluster read path and write path
In-memory is limited by the configuration parameter
DataMemory that in turn is limited by the amount of memory
(it is not a good idea to run an in-memory DB on swap file).
On-disk is limited by the size of the tablespace defined for it
All rows in NDB have an in-memory component. So no rows are
completely on disk. Only specific columns are on disk.
The primary key columns are always in memory and so is any
columns in an ordered index.
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