Summary
This chapter provided a detailed overview of a very valuable part of SQL Server, called In-Memory OLTP. The biggest advantage is the in-memory nature of the solution; the biggest risk we need to consider is the memory consumption.
In the first section, we went through an architectural overview. We also compared different approaches to transaction handling for disk-based and in-memory data.
In the second section, we learned how to implement tasks that have to be done before implementing In-Memory OLTP, and then we created objects hosted by the In-Memory OLTP part of SQL Server.
In the third section, we saw how to apply In-Memory OLTP in real-world use cases. In this section, we went through the step-by-step usage of in-memory samples.
In the last and most important section, we saw how to monitor In-Memory OLTP. If we follow the techniques mentioned in the discussion on the topic of monitoring, we should never run out of memory.
As a conclusion, we can say that...
