What is in-memory replication?



What is in-memory replication?..

Answer / Veerendra Kumar

In-Memory Replication (IMR) is a technology used in databases to maintain multiple copies of data in memory. It allows for faster data access and eliminates the need to read from disk. IMR can be used for operational reporting, real-time analytics, and transaction processing.

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