Kerker Staffan writes: > i'm curious about this one. we used to run a dual Openser installation > with MySQL cluster, but this proved to very unstable (on the cluster > side). is this working fine now?
i had exactly the same problem with mysql server 4.1. if i just unplugged ethernet cable on the other ndb node, the whole cluster went down. i have now been experimenting with mysql server 5.0.32 (or something like that) and things have improved. yesterday i did all kinds of tricks to a two ndb node cluster and didn't manage to break it. sometimes though it took a quite long time to get the cluster initially up starting to count when all processes were running. also, i think that one still cannot alter ndb tables on the fly so upgrading to next openser version will be a big hassle that no-one would like to have in production environment. so apart from alter table hassle, perhaps mysql cluster would now be ready for prime time. -- juha _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@openser.org http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
