New TokuDB v5.2
TokuDB® v5.2 is a drop-in replacement for InnoDB that scales MySQL® from GBs to TBs while improving insert speed, query performance, compression, and online schema flexibility. Uses standard SQL and supports ACID and MVCC.
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“The growth of data, especially in real-time Web 2.0 environments, can be a burden or an opportunity for new products and new revenue. MySQL users should consider TokuDB to increase agility, speed and scalability.”
—Stuart Miniman, Wikibon Archive
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Yearly Archives: 2010
Disk seeks are expensive. Typically, a disk can perform no more than a few hundred seeks per second. So, any database operation that induces a disk seek is going to be slow, perhaps unacceptably slow. Adding disks can sometimes help…
OpenSQL Camp Boston 2010 will be held at the Stata Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 15-17, 2010.
The Stata Center was designed by Frank Gehry and was completed in 2005. The Stata Center houses CSAIL…
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I just spotted the youtube video of my OpenSQL Camp (Portland 2009) talk on An Open Storage Engine API. I talked about some of technical issues for implementing storage engines across many SQL front ends, not just MySQL.…
I recently discovered that there’s a youtube video of the talk I gave at OpenSQL Camp in Portland in 2009.
This is a whiteboard presentation and is less well developed than the talk I gave a the MySQL…
Here’s the talk I presented at the MySQL User Conference. This talk is a fairly technical talk on how fractal trees work.
You can find this talk and other mostly technical material at http://tokutek.com/technology/.
Another plug for Bradley’s talk Thursday morning at the MySQL User’s conference. Spending the day talking to DBA’s and other potential users of TokuDB, I (Zardosht) noticed the same question/theme come up numerous times in conversation. “Oh, so your indexes…
I forgot to include the titles for my talks.
The ignite talk Wednesday at 7pm is “What Is a Performance Model for SSDs?“
The ignite talk is a 5-minute talk at tonight’s Ignite MySQL session organized by Brian…
I (Bradley C. Kuszmaul) am presenting two talks at the MySQL User Conference.
The first talk is a 5-minute talk at tonight’s Ignite MySQL session organized by Brian Aker. I’ll present some performance measurements on the Intel X25E SSD.…
Fast insertion – what Tokutek excels at – isn’t only important for handling high data rates. It also enables a new way to extract value from an existing database called ad hoc indexing. KAYAK has a billion rows stored in…

