The most valuable feature of Database In-Memory is that it's really fast. We need very fast transactions that occur in the milliseconds. We've had a lot of traditional solutions that we've had to throw out, losing a lot of money in the process, in deciding to go with Database In-Memory. For us, it's proven to be very fast.
We can get analytics very, very quickly without needing to direct data to separate databases or change our applications.
It's good and it functions, but it's not the easiest add-on to Database to work with. It's still new, so hopefully it'll be improved in later versions.
We started with Database In-Memory probably a a few months ago.
We didn't have any issues deploying it.
The numbers show that it's very stable and very promising for high-transaction, low-latency systems.
We haven't needed to scale it yet in the two months we've been using it.
There was no such software for Database prior to this.
The initial setup was pretty straightforward.
We implemented it with our in-house team.
