In-Memory DB
With IONOS Cloud DBaaS, you can quickly set up and manage In-Memory DB, an open-source and in-memory data structure store that stores key-values, and is compatible with the Redis® OSS API. This capability makes it a versatile choice for various applications such as databases, caches, message brokers, or streaming engines.
The IONOS DBaaS offering for In-Memory DB delivers a fully managed service combined with an in-memory cache while also serving as a dynamic real-time database service. This combination leverages memory's rapid access speeds, ensuring high performance. It is particularly well-suited for frequently accessed data that rarely changes, allowing for significant reductions in the load on central databases through efficient in-memory caching.
You can initiate In-Memory DB via the DCD, APIs or automation tools like Ansible and Terraform.
Product Overview
Use Cases
Recommended DCD How-Tos
Learn how to set up an In-Memory DB cluster. | |
Learn how to view the list of In-Memory DB clusters. | |
Learn how to delete an In-Memory DB cluster. |
Recommended API How-Tos
A list of prerequisites to assure success with In-Memory DB instance creation. | |
Create an In-Memory DB instance. | |
Verify the status of an In-Memory DB instance. | |
Connect to a In-Memory DB instance from your managed Kubernetes cluster. | |
List the In-Memory DB instances. | |
Fetch a specific In-Memory DB instance. | |
Modify a specific In-Memory DB instance. | |
Delete a specific In-Memory DB instance. | |
Retrieve a specific In-Memory DB snapshot. | |
List all In-Memory DB snapshots. | |
Create an In-Memory DB restore. | |
Retrieve a specific In-Memory DB restore. | |
Retrieve a list of In-Memory DB restores. |
Developer Tools
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
To get answers to the most commonly encountered questions about In-Memory DB, see FAQs.
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