LMDB and RocksDB Rocking Optane
In yet another excellent and fruitful partnership, Howard Chu of Symas tested LMDB and RocksDB on Optane in the Packet+Intel lab. The tests really pushed …
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In yet another excellent and fruitful partnership, Howard Chu of Symas tested LMDB and RocksDB on Optane in the Packet+Intel lab. The tests really pushed …
read story →We had the pleasure of having the MariaDB team, lead by VP Engineering David Thompson, benchmark MariaDB on various configurations: Optane vs NAND, Optane with IMDT …
read story →VMware vSAN with Intel Optane Review StorageReview.com follows up its past reviews of VMWare’s hybrid vSAN and its all-flash vSAN, with an independent review and …
read story →Intel INTC recently teamed up with Baidu BIDU to aid it in accelerating various artificial intelligence (“AI”) driven processes, comprising finance, shipping and video processing …
read story →Today’s article is from Dmitri K, who put MySQL through its paces, comparing how it performs when the underlying store is a SATA SSD vs …
read story →Question: How do you combine memcached, an ultra-high-performance cache system that depends on running entirely in RAM, with a dataset that is just too large …
read story →Today’s article is from Adrian Colyer’s always interesting and impossibly broad-ranging “The Morning Paper.” Adrian takes us through the paper, describing how innovative and wise …
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Today’s selected blog is from Dimitri Kravtchuk. Dimitri set MySQL to use with Intel Optane drives as the underlying disk store, and configured it to get to 1MM random I/O reads per second.
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Konstantin worked with in-memory databases (memacached, Redis, Apache ignite, etc.) on a server built with an Intel Optane SSD. The specific device tested was the Intel Optane SSD DC P4800X and was connected using IMDT (Intel Memory Drive Technology), which made the drive available to the OS and applications as RAM.
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If you are familiar with Scylla, you already experienced optimal performance and lower latencies compared to other databases. By adding Intel Optane drives to the mix, Scylla users achieve breakthrough performance and even lower costs.
read story →New article about accelerating audio production with #Optane is live, check it out! itpeernetwork.intel.com/optane… We'll b… twitter.com/i/web/status/10878…
RT @MichaelDTabron: Using @INTEL #Optane DC #PersistantMemory for #SAPHANA is a great way to reduce downtime for #SAPHANA, and only #SLES4S…