Recently, I published a series of posts on MySQL and MariaDB, where MariaDB 10.5.4 does not necessarily perform well in some scenarios:
How MySQL and MariaDB Perform on NVMe Storage
Checkpointing in MySQL and MariaDB
How MySQL 8.0.21 and MariaDB 10.5.4 Perform in IO-Bound Scenarios on SATA SSD and NVMe Storage
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This post has been written in collaboration with Nicolas Modalvsky of e-planning. Nicolas and I recently worked together on a tuning engagement involving MyRocks on MariaDB. While it is easy to find online articles and posts about InnoDB performance, finding information about MyRocks tuning is more difficult. Both storage engines are well documented but […]
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Continuing with the same topic and evaluating new versions of MariaDB and MySQL on Enterprise SSD Storage and How MySQL and MariaDB Perform on NVMe Storage, this time let’s take a look at how MySQL 8.0.21 and MariaDB 10.5.4 perform in IO-bound scenarios on both SATA SSD and NVMe storage.
To emulate the IO-bound scenario, […]
MySQL and MariaDB on NVMe Storage – The Great Equalizer
Continuing with the checkpointing topic I restarted a month ago with MongoDB, followed with PostgreSQL, and then with MySQL and MariaDB on Enterprise SSD Storage, this time let’s take a look at how MySQL and MariaDB perform on NVMe storage.
Benchmark
To evaluate MariaDB and MySQL, I […]
Continuing with the checkpointing topic I restarted a month ago with MongoDB and followed with PostgreSQL, I wanted to check how MySQL and MariaDB perform.
It was actually some time when I last looked into MySQL in this regard, so I am curious how new MySQL versions (8.0.21 in this case) would perform. And while […]
