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On backlog to fix. But InfiniSQL is for hackers and early adopters at this stage. The SQL support is documented (http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index/ http://ww

by mtravis 13y ago

On backlog to fix. But InfiniSQL is for hackers and early adopters at this stage. The SQL support is documented (http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index/ http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index/)

jacob019 13y ago
Awesome project and a killer concept. No one has been able to really solve relational database scalability yet. I'll have to study the implementation. I was just talking with some friends a few weeks ago about this problem and we concluded that if someone came up with a distributed relational database with decent scalable performance they would be very successful indeed. Will try it out and follow the progress. Hope it takes off.
- diwu1989 13y ago
  Have you tried Vertica? One of the big data project my team did used more than 200 servers in a single Vertica cluster. At the enterprise OEM level, the pricing is actually really affordable. You should try out Vertica Community Edition, the free 3 node version.
  - mtravis 13y ago
    Vertica's a data warehouse. InfiniSQL is geared for OLTP. --------- Thanks, jacob019. Please fork/follow on github, twitter if you're into that, etc.
arnorhs 13y ago
Did you mean to link to http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index ? I was getting an error on /docs/
- mtravis 13y ago
  Thanks, edited.
coolsunglasses 13y ago
Hackers and early adopters are using Perl in 2013? Sure you aren't off by 12-15 years?
- mtravis 13y ago
  This you? http://favstar.fm/users/hipsterhacker http://favstar.fm/users/hipsterhacker Also, the main application is in C++. A python script launches the C++ daemons. Perl scripts are quick and dirty tests and deployment scripts. The main hacking I'm looking for is with C++, and I don't care so much if the other stuff gets re-implemented in some other language.
  - coolsunglasses 13y ago
    Nope, just a guy that fucks with databases. No API, got it.

by mtravis 13y ago

On backlog to fix. But InfiniSQL is for hackers and early adopters at this stage. The SQL support is documented (http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index/ http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index/)

jacob019 13y ago

Awesome project and a killer concept. No one has been able to really solve relational database scalability yet. I'll have to study the implementation. I was just talking with some friends a few weeks ago about this problem and we concluded that if someone came up with a distributed relational database with decent scalable performance they would be very successful indeed. Will try it out and follow the progress. Hope it takes off.

diwu1989 13y ago
Have you tried Vertica? One of the big data project my team did used more than 200 servers in a single Vertica cluster. At the enterprise OEM level, the pricing is actually really affordable. You should try out Vertica Community Edition, the free 3 node version.
- mtravis 13y ago
  Vertica's a data warehouse. InfiniSQL is geared for OLTP. --------- Thanks, jacob019. Please fork/follow on github, twitter if you're into that, etc.

arnorhs 13y ago

Did you mean to link to http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index ? I was getting an error on /docs/

mtravis 13y ago
Thanks, edited.

coolsunglasses 13y ago

Hackers and early adopters are using Perl in 2013? Sure you aren't off by 12-15 years?

mtravis 13y ago
This you? http://favstar.fm/users/hipsterhacker http://favstar.fm/users/hipsterhacker Also, the main application is in C++. A python script launches the C++ daemons. Perl scripts are quick and dirty tests and deployment scripts. The main hacking I'm looking for is with C++, and I don't care so much if the other stuff gets re-implemented in some other language.
- coolsunglasses 13y ago
  Nope, just a guy that fucks with databases. No API, got it.