Comment by cosmotic
3 years ago
It's not cacheless. There are countless caches throughout (including what appears to be ~1TB of memory in the database server), just not a dedicated cache machine.
3 years ago
It's not cacheless. There are countless caches throughout (including what appears to be ~1TB of memory in the database server), just not a dedicated cache machine.
It think OP is only referring to server architecture. And as you say there is no cache server. So cacheless server architecture.
By this definition almost all non-toy applications under non-toy OSes have caches, because of CPU caches and registers.