MemStore
MemStore is a term often used in the context of in-memory data management and caching systems, particularly within databases or distributed computing frameworks. It refers to a data structure or component that holds data in the main memory (RAM) of a computer for fast access. The primary advantage of a MemStore is its speed; retrieving data from RAM is significantly faster than accessing it from disk storage.
In many systems, MemStores act as a buffer or staging area. Data might be written first to
The design and implementation of a MemStore can vary depending on the specific system. Some MemStores might