Re: Is mysql clustering really viable for production
I've had similar problem, but changing the order of JOINs in the statements led to tremendous
improvement, though still somewhat slower than MYISAM. The advantages of real-time replication
and high availability offset the slower execution, but I found the ndb engine very unstable and
buggy and far from production ready. It's highly possible you end up loosing your data..
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