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There's another in memory mysql replacement whose name escapes me right now. How are they doing? Ycombinator seems to have backed a few of these next-gen datab
by spitfire 14y ago
There's another in memory mysql replacement whose name escapes me right now. How are they doing?
Ycombinator seems to have backed a few of these next-gen databases. It will be interesting to see who wins.
EDIT: Rethinkdb. But it looks liked they've dumped their mysql engine and gone to a pure key-value store.
- JonM 14y agoXeround looks really interesting (http://xeround.com/ http://xeround.com/). Seems to do everything in RAM and takes care of any replication / backup & scailing for you. Looks like it would get expensive with large amounts of data though... anyone using this in production?
- nikita 14y agoOne of the things that separate us from Xeround is the fact that you can see the benefit of super high throughput on any linux box, including your laptop. You can download the software and use it by yourself. Xeround is a sas model, where you can't get exact same experience as on your local machine.
- sargun 14y agoWhat do you think of Riak (basho.com)?
- AaronBBrown 14y agoRiak is a great product with an incredible support team, if you choose to use their support.