Getting Started
Modes (Mem / Hybrid / Disk)
OptimaDB supports three modes: Memory, Disk, and Hybrid.
The hybrid mode combines the speed of in-memory storage with the persistence of disk, giving you the best of both worlds.
Comparaison
1M row reads
1M row insert
1M updates
Memory
78ms
120ms
115ms
Hybrid
82ms
134ms
125ms
Disk
640ms
1.8s
1.62s
* Disclaimer: Benchmark results may vary depending on your hardware and OptimaDB version.
Using Modes
1 - In-Memory Database
By default, OptimaDB runs in memory mode, storing all data in RAM for the fastest possible access and lowest latency. This mode is perfect for prototyping, game servers, and any application where performance is critical.
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2 - Disk Database
In Disk mode, OptimaDB stores all data on disk, ensuring durability and persistence even after restarts or crashes. This mode is ideal for production environments and applications where data must be reliably saved and recovered.
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3 - Hybrid Database
Hybrid mode combines the speed of in-memory storage with the reliability of disk persistence. Data is kept in RAM for fast access and periodically synchronized to disk, making it suitable for applications that need both high performance and data durability.
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