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More... ]]> MySQL DevZone RSS iBot http://www.unix.com/mysql-devzone-rss/123420-tino-rachui-using-mysql-cluster-suns-virtual-desktop-infrastructure.html http://www.unix.com/mysql-devzone-rss/122328-mysql-database-analytics-infinidb-calpont-part-2-a-new-post.html Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:30:02 GMT In Part 1 of this article, I took you through some of the reasons why a column-oriented database based on MySQL can be compelling. We also examined the architecture of InfiniDB, which is an open source analytic, reporting, and read-intensive database, and how its modular design helps you scale both... In Part 1 of this article, I took you through some of the reasons why a column-oriented database based on MySQL can be compelling. We also examined the architecture of InfiniDB, which is an open source analytic, reporting, and read-intensive database, and how its modular design helps you scale both up and out. Now let’s kick the tires of the database so you can see these things in action.

More... ]]> MySQL DevZone RSS iBot http://www.unix.com/mysql-devzone-rss/122328-mysql-database-analytics-infinidb-calpont-part-2-a.html http://www.unix.com/mysql-devzone-rss/122236-mysql-database-analytics-infinidb-calpont-part-new-post.html Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:15:03 GMT Let’s be honest: working with big databases is a lot of fun. There’s something cool about dealing with tables that have hundreds of millions or billions of rows in them, loading huge amounts of data, building star and snowflake schemas for data warehouses/marts, optimizing query performance, and... Let’s be honest: working with big databases is a lot of fun. There’s something cool about dealing with tables that have hundreds of millions or billions of rows in them, loading huge amounts of data, building star and snowflake schemas for data warehouses/marts, optimizing query performance, and all that jazz. Yes, working with big databases is a lot of fun.On the other hand, let’s be honest: working with big databases is not a lot of fun. There’s a lot of pain in dealing with tables that have hundreds of millions or billions of rows in them, waiting for huge amounts of data to be loaded only to have the load job toss its cookies and fail when it’s 99% done, building special schemas that you wonder whether make any difference at all, and trying to figure out why just a simple two-way join query has been hanging for over an hour. Yes, working with big databases is not a lot of fun.

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