Hi all,
As part of the establishment of a new architecture of one of our comic, I thought of tested MySQL Cluster 7.2, but a problem that we have already is the memory size required by the cluster versions:
B.10.10: How much RAM do I need to use MySQL Cluster? Is it possible to use disk memory at all?
In MySQL 5.0, Cluster is in-memory only. This means that all table data (including indexes) is stored in RAM. Therefore, if your data takes up 1 GB of space and you want to replicate it once in the cluster, you need 2 GB of memory to do so (1 GB per replica). This is in addition to the memory required by the operating system and any applications running on the cluster computers.
(SizeofDatabase × NumberOfReplicas × 1.1 ) / NumberOfDataNodes
My question: Does the new version of MySQL Cluster I need the same size of RAM knowing that our comics can reach terabyte of data.
Thanks.
As part of the establishment of a new architecture of one of our comic, I thought of tested MySQL Cluster 7.2, but a problem that we have already is the memory size required by the cluster versions:
B.10.10: How much RAM do I need to use MySQL Cluster? Is it possible to use disk memory at all?
In MySQL 5.0, Cluster is in-memory only. This means that all table data (including indexes) is stored in RAM. Therefore, if your data takes up 1 GB of space and you want to replicate it once in the cluster, you need 2 GB of memory to do so (1 GB per replica). This is in addition to the memory required by the operating system and any applications running on the cluster computers.
(SizeofDatabase × NumberOfReplicas × 1.1 ) / NumberOfDataNodes
My question: Does the new version of MySQL Cluster I need the same size of RAM knowing that our comics can reach terabyte of data.
Thanks.