8 messages in com.mysql.lists.clusterRe: In-memory to Disk based databases ?
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Sharad Maloo20 Sep 2004 07:19 
Mikael Ronström20 Sep 2004 08:16 
Sharad Maloo20 Sep 2004 12:55 
Mikael Ronström20 Sep 2004 23:38 
Sundeep Narravula21 Sep 2004 00:18 
Mikael Ronström21 Sep 2004 00:37 
Sundeep Narravula21 Sep 2004 14:43 
Mikael Ronström22 Sep 2004 05:13 
Subject:Re: In-memory to Disk based databases ?
From:Sharad Maloo (mal@cse.iitb.ac.in)
Date:09/20/2004 12:55:55 PM
List:com.mysql.lists.cluster

Thanks a lot for the info. Rough idea in how time we can expect the disk-based cluster ?

Also any pointers about the test cases for measuring the throughput ?

Plz help

Sharad

On Mon, 20 Sep 2004, Mikael Ronström wrote:

Hi Sharad, Yes, the team is working on disk-based data in addition to the current in-memory.

I would also like to provide a reference to the MySQL manual on developments done in the new 4.1.5 release on MySQL Cluster.

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/MySQL_Cluster_change_history.html

Also the MySQL manual has been updated to reflect changes made in 4.1.5.

Rgrds Mikael

2004-09-20 kl. 16.20 skrev Sharad Maloo:

Is the current team working on converting the cluster from an in-memory database to a disk based one ?

A disk based solution I feel is much more cost effective then the in-memory one. Comments invited.

Are there some standard test cases available to populate the database and carry on tests to measure throughput etc. ?

Thanks aprior,

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