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mysql vs mariabd
hello
is it better to use mariadb for my mailserver? also to keeb db on RAID 5 will it degrade performance? or better is tu use mirror RAID. |
MariaDB is a drop-in replacement for MySQL. See https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-ve...compatibility/ for details.
In my experience, the switch from MySQL to MariaDB was transparent, I had zero problems with existing MySQL data bases, some stand-alone, some LAMP. Nothing, everything just works. For more details, see https://mariadb.org/. I would think that your existing data base(s) on a RAID 5 array would not be affected -- I don't know that for certain, but I would think that you should not have any problems. Hope this helps some. |
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thank you are good people helping each other. I will help also others as you do :)
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Mysql/MariaDB sql clustering is terrible. It is so bad, and so worthless, that we had to re-architect an entire system to use CouchDB. And the CouchDB cluster was simple to set up and roll out.
Before you lock yourself into a SQL that cannot cluster over many datacenters, you might want to look into one of the Json document stores that can cluster over a great number of datacenters and geographical locations. A quick search of the preferred databases of the biggest companies with the most data, will show you that SQL is falling out of favor fast. |
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