- Tens of PB - maybe that doesn't fit in memory after all
- High availability - automated fast failover in less than 30 seconds courtesy of lossless semisync and a lot of hard work from the MySQL PE team. See Fast Master Failover without Data Loss.
- 170M QPS at peak - sorry, no tweet to share yet
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Big numbers for web scale MySQL
It is conference time. I haven't been at the MySQL UC as I am at another conference (ICDE) so I missed the talks but tweets make strong claims about a successful MySQL deployment.
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