ProxySQL and MaxScale on point select workload
Few days ago MariaDB announced that MaxScale 2.1 is roughly 45% faster than MaxScale 2.0 . I first want to congratulate MaxScale Team: MaxScale 2.1 seems to
by Nick Vyzas
News, technical articles, and announcements from the ProxySQL team.
Few days ago MariaDB announced that MaxScale 2.1 is roughly 45% faster than MaxScale 2.0 . I first want to congratulate MaxScale Team: MaxScale 2.1 seems to
by Nick Vyzas
Last month, January 2017, two DevOps meetups were organized in Spain with the same topic: "Conociendo ProxySQL", presented by txetxu Velayos, @txetxuvel The
by Nick Vyzas
I am happy to announce the release of the latest stable release of ProxySQL 1.3.4 on 18 February 2017. ProxySQL is a high performance, high availability, pro
by Nick Vyzas
MySQL Group Replication is a hot topic in MySQL ecosystem. We have been evaluating it in , and it is now time to evaluate its performance, especially now that i
by Rene Cannao
MySQL load balancers and proxies are becoming a very hot topic in the last few years. In the near future there will two presentations to compare proxies: T
by Nick Vyzas
One of the most common requests for ProxySQL is to support Galera Cluster. The Issue Support for Galera requires a lot of features to be added to ProxySQL:
by Nick Vyzas
One of ProxySQL most interesting features is query rewrite. This functionality is one of the main reasons to write a proxy that sits between the applicatio
by Nick Vyzas
A benchmark comparison of ProxySQL and MaxScale focusing on persistent connections, throughput, response time, and critical session-tracking bugs in MaxScale's implementation.
by Nick Vyzas
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