CiviCRM Community Forums (archive)

*

News:

Have a question about CiviCRM?
Get it answered quickly at the new
CiviCRM Stack Exchange Q+A site
This forum was archived on 25 November 2017. Learn more.
How to get involved.
What to do if you think you've found a bug.



  • CiviCRM Community Forums (archive) »
  • Old sections (read-only, deprecated) »
  • Developer Discussion »
  • Scalability (Moderator: Donald Lobo) »
  • MySQL Cluster Case of Success ?
Pages: [1]

Author Topic: MySQL Cluster Case of Success ?  (Read 5686 times)

Luciano S.

  • I post occasionally
  • **
  • Posts: 83
  • Karma: 2
  • iXiam Team Leader
  • CiviCRM version: 4.2+ / 4.3+ / 4.4+
  • CMS version: Drupal
  • MySQL version: 5.1+ / 5.5+
  • PHP version: 5.3+ / 5.4+
MySQL Cluster Case of Success ?
May 25, 2012, 07:25:49 am
Hi,

We are running a Drupal + CiviCRM Multisite (with around 6 -8 civiCRM sites on it) with a dedicated MySQL Server hosting the DBs.
This is sites are growing very fast and we are worried about the performance of the MySQL Server, and which is the best solution to scale it

MySQL Cluster 7.2 was released recently and it has pretty good reviews.
Is civiCRM compatible with MySQL Cluster?, is there any case of success implementing it instead of a regular InnoDB engine?

cheers
Pages: [1]
  • CiviCRM Community Forums (archive) »
  • Old sections (read-only, deprecated) »
  • Developer Discussion »
  • Scalability (Moderator: Donald Lobo) »
  • MySQL Cluster Case of Success ?

This forum was archived on 2017-11-26.