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Are people really still writing these silly articles? Is it 2009 again? Author does not know the difference between a caching layer, a transactional RDBMS, and

Are people really still writing these silly articles? Is it 2009 again? Author does not know the difference between a caching layer, a transactional RDBMS, and distributed non-structured data store. NoSQL is not ACID, any database NoSQL/RDBMS can be slow when not designed properly, caching is great when you can, and of course not enough people read documentation, only sensationalist trollop like this.

byoung2 14y ago
Author does not know the difference between a caching layer, a transactional RDBMS, and distributed non-structured data store. The author was not referring to using memcached to store the results of a query, but rather the new memcached API in MySQL 5.6. With this API, you can access data in InnoDB just like you do with memcached (key/value get/put/update), while at the same time retaining SQL query flexibility. http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/whats-new-in-mysql-5.6.html#nosql http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/whats-new-in-my...