Alvaro Lopez Ortega schreef: > On 17 Aug 2008, at 23:32, Stefan de Konink wrote: >> Alvaro Lopez Ortega schreef: >>> Check this out: >>> http://www.alobbs.com/1344/MySQL_asynchronous_balancing_with_HTTP_JSON.html >>> >>> >>> Now Cherokee can also work as balancer and bridge for MySQL. >>> How cool is that?! ;-) >> >> Your graphics skills are outstanding :D >> >> Would it be possible to divide the SQL vendor specific part in different >> modules? So we could apply this on MonetDB, PostgreSQL, etc.? > > Even if the initial code implements it just for MySQL, it should be > possible. However, I don't think I will implement any other if there is > not enough target audience for it.
I'll do the MonetDB and PostgreSQL thing for it then :) >> Could you elaborate on the performance on this thing versus more native >> solutions? > > Native solutions.. like..? MySQL Loadbalancer, Proxy, et al.? > Just to clarify things. The most important point here is that the > communication between your application logic and the data base is > performed asynchronously, over a well known and easy to trace protocol. > And of course, being able to use Cherokee's balancing modules (policies) > to split your SQL load among a bunch of servers is also very interesting. I'm not ignoring this :) But what about authentication? Is only one view possible or would it be possible to have multiple sessions for different users? Stefan _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
