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This month's topic is ScaleDB.
Mike Hogan, CEO of ScaleDB will present ScaleDB’s new storage engine for MySQL, which provides shared-disk clustering (à la Oracle RAC), and multi-table indexing. After the presentation, we will have an open Q&A period where Mike and CTO Moshe Shadmon will be available to answer your hard hitting questions.
ScaleDB is a storage engine for MySQL that delivers shared-disk clustering, similar to high-end closed-source databases like Oracle RAC, IBM DB/2 (mainframe only), IBM IMS and Sybase ASE CE. The shared-disk architecture delivers many advantages such as dynamic cluster-level load balancing, high-availability, full utilization of server hardware and superior data consistency. This architecture also eliminates the need for data partitioning, data routing, slave servers and data or function shipping.
In addition, ScaleDB utilizes an innovative index, replacing B-tree, that is highly compressed (typically 25% of the size of B-tree indexes) and very fast (for both updates and reads).
ScaleDB is launching its beta program very soon, and they are looking for beta testers, ideally with enterprise-class requirements.
This Meetup will be held at Sun's Menlo Park campus in their Executive Briefing Center, Building 15. Enter the Sun campus and turn right on Network Circle. Follow the signs to Executive Briefing Center in Building 15.
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Very interesting to learn about RAC kind of Availability for Open Source MySQL DB
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This COULD be a great storage engine for MySQL in Web2.0 if its sharding (e.g. on userid) can be packaged e.g. with a 'mini-app-server' that routes to servers front ending memcache on top of a clustered table database. This could be HIGHER Performance yet require much less machines & save power. We are VERY intererested to help develop open source code for scaling up. pjain@consaid.us