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We've been using Portable Allegroserve + mysql (running on SBCL on EC2) with very good results.
by gibsonf1 16y ago
We've been using Portable Allegroserve + mysql (running on SBCL on EC2) with very good results.
- vog 16y agoI wouldn't count on MySQL anymore. Oracle recently attempted to remove InnoDB support (i.e. transactional safety) from the Free Software variant of MySQL: http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Oracle-raises-prices-for-MySQL-1130988.html http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Oracle-raises-prices-... Although they took this back for the moment, allowing InnoDB to stay available in the "Community Edition", they made very clear that we can't count on that in the future. So if you attach importance to ACID, I recommend to start with PostgreSQL rather than MySQL.
- mark_l_watson 16y agoI second the Portable Allegroserve advice. It is an older project, but John Foderaro really put a lot of good functionality in Portable Allegroserve. That said, Edi's Hunchentoot project is very popular.