I'm contemplating using Apache Ignite to build a service that caches hundreds of thousands of audio streams per minute at peek traffic. I was planning to create a new "cache" for every new audio stream. My question is:
1) Can Ignite handle hundreds of thousands of cache create/deletes over the course of a minute?
2) Can I safely store audio chunks as key value pairs in a cache, or is that kind of throughput and size not recommended? The audio would be 10-100kb per cache. We'd probable reach around 20GB/Minute at times.
3) It looks like I can stream to Ignite and do a continuous query to stream from Ignite. Is my use case valid for these features?
