Drizzle7, a Rackspace backed MySQL fork - The icing on the cake

Re:Drizzle7, a Rackspace backed MySQL fork - The icing on th... by rs on Wednesday March 16, 2011 @09:28AM (#2331894)

Has anyone tried this in a production environment ? Stable enough ? Any gotchas ?

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Re:Drizzle7, a Rackspace backed MySQL fork - The icing on th... by wildmXranat on Wednesday March 16, 2011 @09:34AM (#2331915)

We don't use Drizzle directly, but have been using lib-drizzle to give us c library access to MySQL. In almost a year, we haven't seen any negatives.

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Re:Drizzle7, a Rackspace backed MySQL fork - The icing on th... by LinuxJedi on Wednesday March 16, 2011 @09:36AM (#2331921)

A good point, quite a few people are using the libdrizzle client library bundled with Drizzle. It is a high-performance BSD licensed library that can speak the MySQL protocol.

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Re:Drizzle7, a Rackspace backed MySQL fork - The icing on th... by LinuxJedi on Wednesday March 16, 2011 @09:32AM (#2331907)

beyond blogs (my wordpress blog included), forums and mail servers I don't believe it is used in a production environment yet. But Rackspace intends to use it in production environments.

We believe it is stable enough (hence the GA) our testing and regression suites are very comprehensive.

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