Good insight. As to your point -- keeping up many indexes with MyISAM or InnoDB is definitely a problem, especially if the indexes grow too big for RAM. In thes

Good insight. As to your point -- keeping up many indexes with MyISAM or InnoDB is definitely a problem, especially if the indexes grow too big for RAM. In these cases, TokuDB (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TokuDB http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TokuDB), a drop in storage engine replacement for MySQL, can help by replacing dated B-tree technology with more modern Fractal Tree indexes, since B-trees suffer in performance with high insertion rates (especially random insertions) into disk. By allowing for faster write performance, Fractal Tree engines allow for more indexes to be maintained, and hence better query performance can be obtained.