Note that it is the dominant subscriber database in the telecom space. There is a high likelihood you are using it as part of a home location registry or similar when you use your phone.
Here's a benchmark comparison with Redis (outperforms it on a single node):
Here's a YCSB benchmark where it beats all other well known key-value stores (not reproducible, but all database vendors (except RonDB) have a DeWitt Clause):
https://www.mysql.com/products/cluster/availability.html
Note that it is the dominant subscriber database in the telecom space. There is a high likelihood you are using it as part of a home location registry or similar when you use your phone.
Here's a benchmark comparison with Redis (outperforms it on a single node):
https://www.logicalclocks.com/blog/ai-ml-needs-a-key-value-s...
Here's a YCSB benchmark where it beats all other well known key-value stores (not reproducible, but all database vendors (except RonDB) have a DeWitt Clause):
https://www.slideshare.net/ocklin/mysql-ndb-cluster-80-sql-f...
https://www.slideshare.net/mikaelronstrom/ndb-cluster-80ycsb...