Moscato Active member Jun 27, 2015 #1 Has anyone with particularly large databases tried using TokuDB to reduce memory usage? It's designed to reduce memory used via specialized compression, with the entire database design from the ground up built with this intention.
Has anyone with particularly large databases tried using TokuDB to reduce memory usage? It's designed to reduce memory used via specialized compression, with the entire database design from the ground up built with this intention.
TPerry Well-known member Jun 27, 2015 #2 Moscato said: Has anyone with particularly large databases tried using TokuDB to reduce memory usage? It's designed to reduce memory used via specialized compression, with the entire database design from the ground up built with this intention. Click to expand... If it's not mySQL compatible - I don't think it will work with XenForo.
Moscato said: Has anyone with particularly large databases tried using TokuDB to reduce memory usage? It's designed to reduce memory used via specialized compression, with the entire database design from the ground up built with this intention. Click to expand... If it's not mySQL compatible - I don't think it will work with XenForo.
Moscato Active member Jun 27, 2015 #3 Tracy Perry said: If it's not mySQL compatible - I don't think it will work with XenForo. Click to expand... TokuDB is a mysql backend, like innodb or myisam
Tracy Perry said: If it's not mySQL compatible - I don't think it will work with XenForo. Click to expand... TokuDB is a mysql backend, like innodb or myisam
TPerry Well-known member Jun 27, 2015 #4 Looks like it's a drop in replacement for innodb.. heck - be adventurous give it a try.
