Hi Daniel,
Daniel Ek wrote:
I really thought that MySQL tried to produce MySQL cluster for common hardware and with the design principle; more nodes with common hardware, insted of few nodes with extreme hardware.
we do.
I will probably never work for a company that can afford that kind of "super computers".
I today have a database using 20GB storage, which actually means that I should have at least 30GB (40GB recommended) ram using Mysql cluster.
This could be 40 boxes with 1G ram each.
Hopefully this would increase the chances of you "...for a company" :-)
> Is there anyone that have a comment regarding how MySQL cluster acts > with common hardware (if at all possible)
The machines that you used sounded good.
Btw: We're also working on adding "disk data", i.e. data that does
not have to reside in ram all the time. This will however probably not be finished until the end of this year.
Regards,
Jonas Oreland
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