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   by rickn 7y ago

   (MemSQL VP of Product Management here) We didn't intend the benchmarks to be a sales pitch. We are proud of the performance of MemSQL and what it has been able to achieve in our customers' workloads. We wanted a way to show what
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   by rickn 8y ago

   [Director of Product Management for MemSQL] MemSQL has two storage modes Rowstore and Columnstore. The Rowstore is "in-memory" and the columnstore is "on-disk" but those are oversimplifications. The rowstore data is st
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   by rickn 8y ago

   I am the Director of Product Management for MemSQL. The 128 GB limit applies to the whole cluster. So if you have two nodes in the cluster they would each have to be 64GB or less. If you have four nodes they would all have to be 32 GB or l
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   by rickn 8y ago

   My name is Rick Negrin. I run the Product Management team at MemSQL, a scalable relational database. I recently wrote a blog on my thoughts regarding NoSQL vs. Relational Databases and I'd love to hear the community’s thoughts on this
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   How NoSQL forced the evolution of a scalable relational database(blog.memsql.com)

   253 points by rickn 8y ago|207 comments