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Check out this MySQL Cluster 7.2 Demo
From the Cluster 7.2 Demo
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One of the more exciting new features in MySQL 5.6 is the InnoDB to Memcached interface. Basically memcached runs as a daemon plugin and can bypass the SQL optimizer and parser for NoSQL access.
The first step is to download the new MySQL 5.6 with the InnoDB-Memcache preview. Sorry, Linux only at this time. And install memcached.
Second, run the provided configuration script mysql> < scripts/innodb_memcached_config.sql. This will do a lot of the work to get things running out of the box and one of the links below details what is happening behind the scenes when you run the script. Third, load the plugin mysql> install plugin daemon_memcached soname “libmemcached.so”;. Forth, to make sure we can see recently inserted data, you will need to set the transaction level mysql> set
[Read more...]The keynote was kick started by Marten Mickos. If you've never met Marten, he is, on a personal note, one of the greatest CEOs I've ever met. The keynotes were especially interesting for me because it was the first time I've had the opportunity to listen to Jonathan Schwartz, the CEO of Sun Microsystems. Jonathan seems like a great guy who gives the impression he "gets it".
The last keynote was by Werner Vogels of Amazon. His talk covered Amazon's growth and the new services they offer including EC2. He announced that EC2 now supports persistent storage, which is a huge improvement, but doesn't quite solve all of the problems.
I've never been big into testing, but I'm trying to
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