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Check out RonDB (https://www.rondb.com/blog https://www.rondb.com/blog) which is a fork of MySQL Cluster but has support for elasticity with no downtime, backup
by jamesblonde 3y ago
Check out RonDB (https://www.rondb.com/blog https://www.rondb.com/blog) which is a fork of MySQL Cluster but has support for elasticity with no downtime, backups, etc.
Disclaimer: i am involved with RonDB.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoWhat are the tradeoffs? Guessing based on the stack it's eventual consistency
- jamesblonde 3y agoNo. It's a distributed database. Transactions are committed in memory, and then (by default every second) committed as a group to disk. This gives you phenomenal write throughput and low latency, but the tradeoff is that if a whole cluster goes lights out, you could lose a second of data. It's kind of like turning off fsync for InnoDB.