Oracle Announces General Availability of MySQL Cluster 7.2
- Pressemitteilung der Firma Oracle, 15.02.2012
Pressemitteilung vom: 15.02.2012 von der Firma Oracle aus München
Kurzfassung: Delivers up to 70x More Performance for Complex Queries; Adds New NoSQL Memcached Interface Redwood Shores, Calif. – February 15, 2012 News Facts Continuing to drive MySQL innovation, Oracle today announced the general availability of MySQL ...
[Oracle - 15.02.2012] Oracle Announces General Availability of MySQL Cluster 7.2
Delivers up to 70x More Performance for Complex Queries; Adds New NoSQL Memcached Interface
Redwood Shores, Calif. – February 15, 2012 News Facts
Continuing to drive MySQL innovation, Oracle today announced the general availability of MySQL Cluster 7.2. For highly demanding Web-based and communications products and services, MySQL Cluster is designed to cost-effectively deliver 99.999% availability, high write scalability and very low latency. With SQL and NoSQL access through a new Memcached API, MySQL Cluster represents a "best of both worlds” solution allowing key value operations and complex SQL queries within the same database. With MySQL Cluster 7.2, users can also gain up to a 70x increase in performance on complex queries, and enhanced multi-data center scalability. MySQL Cluster 7.2 is also certified with Oracle VM. The combination of its elastic, on-demand scalability and self-healing features, together with Oracle VM support, makes MySQL Cluster an ideal choice for deployments in the cloud. Also generally available today is the latest release of the MySQL Cluster Manager, version 1.1.4, further improving the ease of use and administration of MySQL Cluster. Increased Performance and Flexibility; SQL and NoSQL without Trade-offs
MySQL Cluster 7.2 enables users to deploy a distributed, highly scalable database with both SQL and NoSQL interfaces, with the ability to perform complex queries or multi-table transactions with ACID guarantees. Users can perform both simple key value and complex queries across the same data set in the same database. Enhancements in MySQL Cluster 7.2 include: Higher Performance: Adaptive query localization delivers up to 70x higher performance when executing complex queries. As a result, more applications can benefit from the capabilities of MySQL Cluster, such as running real-time analytics across live data sets. Increased Flexibility with New NoSQL Interface: NoSQL access to MySQL Cluster via the ubiquitous Memcached API enables users to speed up key value read and write operations. Enhanced Scalability: Multi-site clusters allow individual data nodes to be located in different data centers, with databases automatically sharded between them. Synchronous replication maintains data consistency and integrity between sites, with fast and automated failover and recovery. Enhanced active / active replication simplifies conflict detection and resolution across multiple active clusters, eliminating the requirement for developers to maintain a timestamp column in their applications. Improved Ease of Use and Administration: Shared user privilege tables consolidate previously distributed tables into the data nodes, making them accessible from all MySQL servers. This new feature removes the need for administrators to define and maintain privileges on each SQL node accessing the cluster. Oracle VM Certification: Virtualization support adds to features including auto-sharding, elastic scalability and self-healing, that makes MySQL Cluster an ideal choice for deploying highly demanding web and communications applications in the cloud. In addition to Oracle VM, MySQL Cluster is also certified with Oracle Linux and Oracle Solaris. Supporting Quote
"MySQL Cluster 7.2 demonstrates Oracle’s investment in further strengthening MySQL’s position as the leading Web database,” said Tomas Ulin, vice president of MySQL Engineering, Oracle. "The performance and flexibility enhancements in MySQL Cluster 7.2 provide users with a solid foundation for their mission-critical Web workloads, blending the best of SQL and NoSQL technologies to reduce risk, cost and complexity.” Supporting Resources
MySQL Cluster 7.2 download available under the GPL. MySQL Cluster Guide to Scaling Web Databases with MySQL Cluster MySQL Cluster Flash Demo Oracle and MySQL MySQL Blog, Twitter, Facebook
For more information contact:
Harald Gessner
Oracle EMEA Hardware PR
t:+49 89 1430 1215
m:+49 173 355 26 46
e: harald.gessner@oracle.com
Delivers up to 70x More Performance for Complex Queries; Adds New NoSQL Memcached Interface
Redwood Shores, Calif. – February 15, 2012 News Facts
Continuing to drive MySQL innovation, Oracle today announced the general availability of MySQL Cluster 7.2. For highly demanding Web-based and communications products and services, MySQL Cluster is designed to cost-effectively deliver 99.999% availability, high write scalability and very low latency. With SQL and NoSQL access through a new Memcached API, MySQL Cluster represents a "best of both worlds” solution allowing key value operations and complex SQL queries within the same database. With MySQL Cluster 7.2, users can also gain up to a 70x increase in performance on complex queries, and enhanced multi-data center scalability. MySQL Cluster 7.2 is also certified with Oracle VM. The combination of its elastic, on-demand scalability and self-healing features, together with Oracle VM support, makes MySQL Cluster an ideal choice for deployments in the cloud. Also generally available today is the latest release of the MySQL Cluster Manager, version 1.1.4, further improving the ease of use and administration of MySQL Cluster. Increased Performance and Flexibility; SQL and NoSQL without Trade-offs
MySQL Cluster 7.2 enables users to deploy a distributed, highly scalable database with both SQL and NoSQL interfaces, with the ability to perform complex queries or multi-table transactions with ACID guarantees. Users can perform both simple key value and complex queries across the same data set in the same database. Enhancements in MySQL Cluster 7.2 include: Higher Performance: Adaptive query localization delivers up to 70x higher performance when executing complex queries. As a result, more applications can benefit from the capabilities of MySQL Cluster, such as running real-time analytics across live data sets. Increased Flexibility with New NoSQL Interface: NoSQL access to MySQL Cluster via the ubiquitous Memcached API enables users to speed up key value read and write operations. Enhanced Scalability: Multi-site clusters allow individual data nodes to be located in different data centers, with databases automatically sharded between them. Synchronous replication maintains data consistency and integrity between sites, with fast and automated failover and recovery. Enhanced active / active replication simplifies conflict detection and resolution across multiple active clusters, eliminating the requirement for developers to maintain a timestamp column in their applications. Improved Ease of Use and Administration: Shared user privilege tables consolidate previously distributed tables into the data nodes, making them accessible from all MySQL servers. This new feature removes the need for administrators to define and maintain privileges on each SQL node accessing the cluster. Oracle VM Certification: Virtualization support adds to features including auto-sharding, elastic scalability and self-healing, that makes MySQL Cluster an ideal choice for deploying highly demanding web and communications applications in the cloud. In addition to Oracle VM, MySQL Cluster is also certified with Oracle Linux and Oracle Solaris. Supporting Quote
"MySQL Cluster 7.2 demonstrates Oracle’s investment in further strengthening MySQL’s position as the leading Web database,” said Tomas Ulin, vice president of MySQL Engineering, Oracle. "The performance and flexibility enhancements in MySQL Cluster 7.2 provide users with a solid foundation for their mission-critical Web workloads, blending the best of SQL and NoSQL technologies to reduce risk, cost and complexity.” Supporting Resources
MySQL Cluster 7.2 download available under the GPL. MySQL Cluster Guide to Scaling Web Databases with MySQL Cluster MySQL Cluster Flash Demo Oracle and MySQL MySQL Blog, Twitter, Facebook
For more information contact:
Harald Gessner
Oracle EMEA Hardware PR
t:+49 89 1430 1215
m:+49 173 355 26 46
e: harald.gessner@oracle.com
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Oracle EMEA Hardware PR
t:+49 89 1430 1215
m:+49 173 355 26 46
e: harald.gessner@oracle.com
1977 gründeten Larry Ellison und Bob Miner in Kalifornien das Unternehmen Oracle mit dem Ziel, Software zur Vereinfachung und Verbesserung von Geschäftsprozessen zu entwickeln.
Oracle ist das zweitgrößte Software-Unternehmen der Welt und der führende Anbieter von E-Business-Lösungen für das Internet. Das einzigartige Produktportfolio umfasst die Internet Plattform, Tools und Internet-fähige Anwendungssoftware sowie darauf spezialisierte Beratung, Ausbildung und Support Services.
Als erstes Software-Unternehmen hat Oracle zu 100 % Internet-fähige Enterprise Software entwickelt: dazu zählen Datenbanken, Server und Enterprise Business Applications inkl. Tools. Oracle stellt seinen Kunden als einziges Unternehmen komplette E-Business-Lösungen zur Verfügung und deckt damit deren gesamte Wertschöpfungskette vom Front Office (Customer Relationship Management) bis zum Back Office (Enterprise Resource Planning Applications) ab.
Oracle ist in über 145 Ländern vertreten und hat mehr als 41.000 Beschäftigte, davon 1.900 in Deutschland.
Firmenkontakt:
For more information contact:
Harald Gessner
Oracle EMEA Hardware PR
t:+49 89 1430 1215
m:+49 173 355 26 46
e: harald.gessner@oracle.com
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