A database that is suitable for storing temporary data is a key-value store database or an in-memory database. Examples of these databases include Redis, Memcached, and Apache Ignite. These databases can store data in memory, which allows for faster access and retrieval of temporary data. Additionally, these databases can also be easily scaled as needed to accommodate changing data storage requirements.
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