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You said 100x100? I'd just store that as 10kB binary blob in a database table. (But let's ask someone who really knows this stuff. @MarkusWinand: Is this a good idea? I guess his first question will be which database you are using.. :)
Oh, so it's at most 100 MB data? That's not too wild.. If you know you don't need to scale beyond that then you can even keep the entire DB in memory. What language are you using? Even a 100x100x10000 numpy array would possibly do the trick..https://twitter.com/JuleRiede/status/1042812032859480064 …
Not using python here.
And edit: it’s not my memory, I’m sharing. I guess blobs are the best way right?
(Not sure how numpy arrays are stored in memory. Might be better to have 10000 as first dimensional instead of last.)
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