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Superficially at least it sounds a lot like what you'd get if you added SSDs to Oracle's Exadata.
by jbellis 17y ago
Superficially at least it sounds a lot like what you'd get if you added SSDs to Oracle's Exadata.
- drosenthal 17y agoExadata does use SSDs now, in the form of Sun's flash memory cards (though they still are backed by rotational disk). You're right, however that this and Exadata look to attack the same problem in a similar way. If we believe Clustrix about the "100s of nodes" rather than the 20 they show data for, it would likely out-perform Exadata by a bit too.