From NoSQL to MySQL + Memcache (d) Heavy-tree MySQL

Author: Tan junqing @ MySQL Lab (repost this line and the author's information and original text links. Thank you !) NoSQL has been very popular recently because of its excellent performance in key-value storage, which has spawned many products, such as Memcached, MongoDB, Redis, and TT. however, they all have some defects, such as spof and data security persistence.

Author: Tan junqing @ MySQL Lab (repost this line and the author's information and original text links. Thank you !) NoSQL has been very popular recently because of its excellent performance in K/V Storage, which has spawned many products, such as Memcached, MongoDB, Redis, and TT. however, they all have some defects, such as spof and data security persistence.

Author: Tan junqing @ MySQL Lab (repost this line and the author's information and original text links. Thank you !)

NoSQL has been very popular recently because of its excellent performance in K/V Storage, which has spawned many products, such as Memcached, MongoDB, Redis, and TT. however, they all have some defects, such as spof and data security persistence. However, with the new technologies and ideas being productized on MySQL, these things will be gradually replaced, and MySQL will return to her kingdom. Before that, I said that Memcached will be replaced by MySQL + handler socket. Now the situation has changed. to be compatible with a large number of existing Memcache clients, replace the handler socket with memcached, the following architecture appears:

MySQL + InnoDB with Memcached

MySQL + InnoDB with Memcached has many advantages :(...)
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? Tan junqing published a study on MySQL performance, MySQL Cluster, and MySQL HA High Availability-MySQL laboratory, 2011.
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Tags: HandlerSocket, InnoDB, memcache, MySQL Cluster, NoSQL