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Physical Storage Layer Options for Couchbase as a Persistent System of records

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Steve Grimwood, Solutions Engineer
Word Count
806
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12
Language
English
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Summary

The introduction of Couchbase's new Storage engine, Magma, offers businesses more options for meeting their storage needs as datasets continue to grow and consistent performance is mandated by the business. When choosing a storage solution, it's essential to consider factors such as performance, resilience, management, agility, database profile, cost, and comparison of physical storage options. Selecting the correct storage subsystem layer can have a significant impact on applications, requiring proper planning and engagement with stakeholders. With growing workloads, utilizing Magma features is crucial for accommodating partial datasets residing on disk and leveraging NVMe SSDs for optimal performance.

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