State of Drizzle
summary
Drizzle is a fork that ships GA in 2011 and removes legacy MySQL cruft to become a microkernel plugin architecture that shortens parser conflicts and speeds feature development. It uses row-based replication with protobuf deltas stored transactionally inside nodb (no separate binlog), integrates with RabbitMQ Cassandra memcache gearman, and provides IPv6, 64-bit datetimes with microseconds, UUID types, Percona hot backups, BSD drivers and built-in sharding and multi-master and client sharding so many deployments scale and replicate successfully. 120+ developers contribute.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:40What is Drizzle
- 5:14Problems with Drizzle
- 7:07Transferring data
- 9:11Replication
- 12:57Single Sink
- 14:21Drivers
- 15:31Blob Streaming
- 15:56More Drizzle Features
- 19:10MultiMaster
- 19:48Sharding
- 22:31Hot Backup
- 23:11Is Drizzle worth it
- 23:28Postgres
- 25:14The Big Win
- 28:12Outro
