Comment on Using MySQL as a NoSQL - A story for exceeding 750,000 qps on a commodity serverparentComments−icey15yIf we're comparing anecdotes, the smallest database I deal with on any given day is 50GB. Enterprise applications trap lots of data. I don't know that most of our queries are HDD bound, but a significant portion of them are.−quassnoi15yOK, OK. Most of your workloads are HDD bound.−icey15yIsn't that the definition of anecdote?
Comments
If we're comparing anecdotes, the smallest database I deal with on any given day is 50GB. Enterprise applications trap lots of data. I don't know that most of our queries are HDD bound, but a significant portion of them are.
OK, OK. Most of your workloads are HDD bound.
Isn't that the definition of anecdote?