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"Cloud" implies scaling by renting all the hardware I could need. But with a mean of 36 qps allowed at the high end, no documented ACID guarantees or sharding m
by prodigal_erik 16y ago
"Cloud" implies scaling by renting all the hardware I could need. But with a mean of 36 qps allowed at the high end, no documented ACID guarantees or sharding model, and a sample "0 rows affected." message coming out of DDL requests like rebuildIndex (what's the use case?), it's hard to distinguish this from a PHP frontend for a single MySQL instance.
- earle 16y agoYeah not much reason to look at this with the much larger proven and inexpensive (even free) solutions out there. For slick packaging around this type of stuff I'd check out database.com's screenshots