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PeterZaitsev
8y ago
If you need Advanced SQL Support ClickHouse is not there (Yet) but if you need high performance for relatively basic queries ClickHouse is great. It is developed mostly by ClickHouse staff but there is at least one company https:/
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Prometheus TSDB Storage Benchmark
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PeterZaitsev
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Scaling MySQL with ProxySQL
(proxysql.com)
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PeterZaitsev
8y ago
Thanks! Same instructions should work for plain MySQL. Not sure if MariaDB is supported
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PostgreSQL MVCC Bloat and VACUUM Explained
(percona.com)
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8y ago
I am big fan of ClickHouse to supplement MySQL for some of the analytics needs. While ClickHouse does not have full SQL support, for many simple queries it 100 times faster than MySQL on the single system and with linear multi server scal
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Realtime replication from MySQL to ClickHouse
(altinity.com)
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Faster Recovery for PostgreSQL with Delayed Standby
(percona.com)
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PeterZaitsev
8y ago
If you're looking for high level of compression and outstanding insert performance RocksDB/MyRocks is a way to go
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MySQL 8 is getting INSTANT “add column”
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MySQL 8 vs. Percona Server 5.7
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RadonDB – Cloud Native MySQL Compatible Distributed Database
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JSON and JSONB in PostgreSQL
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PeterZaitsev
8y ago
Wait to see when Percona Server 8 comes out :)
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PeterZaitsev
8y ago
What do you see as the difference ? Under SQL engine there tend to be some lower level API
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MyRocks is LSM based. The LSM is different from BTREE in what you need to do multiple "physical" lookups and merge result to perform one logical lookup. There are some tricks like Bloom Filters are employed to optimize it but it
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This is common misconception. The larger there is a cost of sub-optimal performance. If you spend $1000/month on your infrastructure, halving infrastructure cost will save you $500/month which can't justify a lot of investm
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Yeah. Innodb is heavily optimized for PK lookups.
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The benefit of LSM for Write workloads is a lot higher with large data sets. Optimizing BTREE in memory is cheap, BTREE on disk requires a lot of IO LSM however does not require as much disk IO for inserts even if data is much larger tha
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There is another side to MyRocks/RocksDB Story - Compression With a lot higher compression than possible with Innodb MyRocks can be in memory (File Cache) when Innodb workloads are already IO bound. Plus you can save a lot on disk st
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PeterZaitsev
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Thank you (Percona Founder)
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8y ago
Thanks. Fixed. Can't ever figure out when apostrophe is needed :)
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Note MyRocks really excels when data set is larger than memory. For mostly in-memory workloads many smaller users have Innodb is better.
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A Look at MyRocks Performance
(percona.com)
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Free and Open Source Hot Backup for MongoDB
(percona.com)
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PeterZaitsev
11y ago
There are many approaches to data consistency, including for example Eventual consistency, not only in databases but in any parallel programming. Different CPU architectures for example for years provided different memory consistency model
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PeterZaitsev
12y ago
Hi Rudmk, Thank you for using Percona Server!