Persistent memory - Introduction

Persistent memory is non-volatile storage that fits in a standard DIMM slot. Persistent memory provides higher throughput than SSD and NVMe but is slower than DRAM. With persistent memory, memory contents remain even when system power goes down in the event of an unexpected power loss, user-initiated shutdown, or system crash.

This is an article series I wrote for kt.academy. You can read the articles of the series on their website.

• Introduction
• In-memory Dictionary
• Introducing Persistent Memory
• Persistent Dictionary
• Persistent Memory Design Choices and Use-Cases