Hi Matt! Brian may correct me, but answers inline... Matt wrote: > Hello Drizzle, > > Good work Brian. SQLite is too small for 'web 2.0' LAMP sites and MySQL has > become very bloated with old, uneeded code, as well as corporate bloat. So, > Drizzle, being somewhere in the middle of the two DBs is S M A R T. > > Anyways, I was wonfering if drizzle will include the following. > > 1 - Replication
Yes! :) > 2 - Remote Access via sockets, maybe even basic comminucations with MySQL No. TCP/IP only. We removed unix sockets already. > 3 - Permissions similar to MySQL, but kept a bit more basic, like MySQL 3 was. Privileges will be built out as plugins. Authorization to the server is built in as a PAM plugin already, with the possibility, of course, of additional plugins (see plugins/pam_auth/*) > 4 - Support for TCP WRAPPERs fpr security if remoting is in drizzle. As a plugin if someone writes one. :) (hint, hint...) > I am no DB programmer. But, I am a DB admin of a few sites that make me money > and I have a couple DBs of 200 megs in site with over 10 million rows in > some tables. > > mySQL is a memory HOG, it may be fast but the RAM usage per mysql child is > unexceptable. I hope drizzle to make the point to be FAST and VERY VERY > light weight. Well, we'll just have to see...not making any predictions right now about memory usage compare to standard MySQL. Cheers! Jay _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~drizzle-discuss Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~drizzle-discuss More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
