The Core Scripts (aka Configurator) for MySQL Cluster
has now been updated with a new feature that allows you to tune
cluster for a particular workload.
Currently there are two types of workloads supported:
- Web
- Telco/Realtime
The Web workload is suitable for
applications:
- with long running transactions (scans, joins and/or large updates)
- reading and especially writing of large chunks (BLOBs) of
data where an "innodb" like behavior is wanted.
The Telco workload is suitable for realtime applications
with:
- requirements on response times
- requirements on failover times
- short but many …