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When using mysql for large data (more than time times bigger than main memory) these these challenges often arise: loading data fast; maintaining indexes under insertions deletions, and updates; adding and removing columns online; adding indexes online; preventing slave lag; compressing the data effectively. I'll show why some of these challenges are difficult to solve using storage engines based on B-trees, and how Fractal Tree data structures work and why they can help solve these problems. Tokutek sells a transaction-safe fractal-tree storage engine for MySQL, but this talk is primarily about the underlying technology. The talk include a discussion of both the theoretical and practical aspects of fractal tree indexes.
Track:
Trends in Architecture and Design
Experience level:
Intermediate Schedule info
Time slot:
2 October 13:30 - 14:20
Room:
Flatiron Schedule Info
2 October 13:30 - 14:20
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Flatiron
Speakers
Chief Architect (Tokutek); Research Scientist (MIT),
Tokutek and MIT
Bradley C. Kuszmaul is research faculty at MIT and is chief architect at Tokutek, which markets TokUDB, a MySQL storage that uses fractal tree⢠technology. Slides |




















