…for Solaris. Most SAN systems would work as well. What is really needed is ability to create atomic snapshot of the…required to perform backup. Are there any downsides ? Need to have snapshot campatibility – this is obvious one. May need root access…
Post: How multiple disks can benefit for single client workload ?
April 26, 2008 By 4 Comments
…require actual IO done but in the general sense all data accesses are IOs. If you use this terminology when most of the…what is…is the serious difference however – if you have RAID1 for ANY request you can use any disk to perform the…
Post: Is VoltDB really as scalable as they claim?
February 28, 2011 By 3 Comments
…is the number of redundant copies of each partition that the system maintains. An update to a partition in one server is synchronously replicated…the benchmark results for one and two nodes do not fit the scalability curve at all. However, the USL requires the…
Post: Onsite and Remote - getting best of both worlds
July 2, 2009 By 1 Comment
…MySQL, Replication, Monitoring, High Availability with MMM or DRBD are good examples. Another good example of efficient Multi-Day visit is…access and having staging/test systems available are also often required. Remote work has a benefit of consultant being available in the…
Post: How much overhead DRDB could cause ?
June 2, 2008 By 4 Comments
…is what DRBD users often prefer as if you can avoid transaction loss why bother with DRBD at all and not use MySQL replication…is still not fixed in 5.1 to date. So this is the access pattern which is often going to define your MySQL…
