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Reading over some of your other comments implies that it's only a subset of your data that has this problem, not the entire dataset.
In that case, mixing storage engines is probably the preferred solution. If this "transient data" is short-lived between periods of long persistence, then redis makes a lot of sense.
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Reading over some of your other comments implies that it's only a subset of your data that has this problem, not the entire dataset.
In that case, mixing storage engines is probably the preferred solution. If this "transient data" is short-lived between periods of long persistence, then redis makes a lot of sense.