In this post I’m going to talk about how TokuDB’s implementation of auto increment works, and contrast it to the behavior of MyISAM and InnoDB. We feel that the TokuDB behavior is easier to understand, more standard-compliant and offers higher performance (especially when implemented with Fractal Tree indexes).
In TokuDB, each table can have an [...]
On April 9-10 the National Science Foundation hosted the Workshop on the Science of Power Management (SciPM 2009), where I gave an invited talk. Here I give a brief summary of my talk along with a pointer to the slides.
The talk describes how MySQL with TokuDB can provide a path to more energy-efficient database implementations. [...]
