High-availability, high-performance database

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sn3rd

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What do you guys use? Considering Hadoop on HDFS, but the single-point-of-failure thing is a problem. How would you go about getting around that?
 
sn3rd said:
What do you guys use? Considering Hadoop on HDFS, but the single-point-of-failure thing is a problem. How would you go about getting around that?
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Where I work ... we use a simpler approach.
Heartbeat to manage the high availability.
For the database, Mysql replication. We use the Master - Master configuration.

HTH
 
Flojo said:
Where I work ... we use a simpler approach.
Heartbeat to manage the high availability.
For the database, Mysql replication. We use the Master - Master configuration.

HTH
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Looking at a few petabytes of data. Is mysql going to be feasible for that?
 
sn3rd said:
Looking at a few petabytes of data. Is mysql going to be feasible for that?
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The databases average about 20Gigs. You saying you looking at petabytes ... goodluck with the backups for that.

I cant help / comment anymore, as I have no experience with management and handling of that amount of data. Best of luck.
 
Flojo said:
The databases average about 20Gigs. You saying you looking at petabytes ... goodluck with the backups for that.

I cant help / comment anymore, as I have no experience with management and handling of that amount of data. Best of luck.
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Thanks for the input anyway.
 
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