Torsten,
> 1. The RT3 needs InnoDB as Table Format, the Cluster needs NDBCluster Format, can i run also InnoDB within the Cluster?
Yes, you can have a mix of NDB and InnoDB. For performance it would proabably be best to have the InnoDB on a different server then one hosting a cluster data node.
For example:
................................................web server........................................
.......................................................↕..............................................
.........――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
.........↕.............................↕...............................↕.................................↕
.....Mysqld.......................NDB............................ NDB........................ndb_mgmd
....(InnoDB)..................(data node)..................(data node)
(also attaches -)
(to cluster)
This is just an example. There are many different ways this could be setup.
>3. More for the MySQL Freak: Can i set up the Cluster in this way? Can i use the SQL Node on the same nodes (Storage Nodes) or do i have to move them to the Management Node?
You do not have to move them, but see above about performance.
Thanks,
Jonathan Miller
Austin, Texas USA
Senior QA Developer
MySQL AB www.mysql.com
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