This topic is very interesting to me, so please keep the list updated!
My previuos experiments (not DBMail-related, I must say) with NDB wasn't
really good. I tried to "clusterize" a standard application without very
good results, so instead I switched to standard circular replication +
auto_incre
>>Can ndb guarantee incremental non-colliding cluster-wide
auto_increments?
Yes it works. The auto increments are always consistent. Parallel access
though different MySQL Nodes at the same time is no problem.
>>Maybe using 2-phase commits?
Yes, MySQL Cluster uses synchronous replication throug
On 05/09/2011 04:03 PM, Schattenfell wrote:
> What else I maybe have to consider? Are there any traps I do not see?
Can ndb guarantee incremental non-colliding cluster-wide
auto_increments? Maybe using 2-phase commits?
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Hello,
for high availability reasons I am going to use DBMail3 in combination with
MySQL CLuster 7.1. Together with cluster replication to non-ndb storage
engines like InnoDB it is easy to scale such a system on both sides: writing
and reading.
My setup is small enough (less than 2 GB of email d
