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MySQL 5.6 RC
So at the MySQL Connect conference today, Oracle announced MySQL 5.6 RC. Lots of improvements and features it seems but I didn't really spot anything that emphasized optimized memory usage. Anyone familiar enough with 5.6 to give any rough benchmarks for memory usage? I guess it's cool Oracle's adding all these features, but I feel reduced memory consumption should definitely be a priority. But I guess not everything is running on lebs
Here's their press release which gives the best overall changes: http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/1855300
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Thanks for the post, just spotted some shit...
Yesh, finally.
What the fuck is this.
They only did this now?
They are not sure what to do with this. Replication stuff was solved by Google years ago and regarding InnoDB there are better engine providers like Percona.