Vadim announced Percona's XtraDB a couple of days ago, and then followed up with some really fun benchmarks. Of course, the first thought I had was "I need another cup of coffee," which was shortly followed by "I should merge that in to Drizzle!"
First step was merging it in to a branch of the innodb-plugin-upstream branch, making an
lp:~mordred/drizzle/xtradb-upstream
Merged it up to drizzle trunk, and now we have:
lp:~mordred/drizzle/xtradb
But what I really want is for our changes to InnoDB/XtraDB to get merged in. So I also make a branch of XtraDB and applied our stuff to it:
lp:~mordred/percona-xtradb/drizzle
My goal there would be a chunk of code that will compile for either MySQL or Drizzle. I've done what I can for that - with the exception of actually attempting to compile it under MySQL, so it might need a new patch or two.
That has been proposed for merge into the percona-xtradb trunk.
As far as I can tell, that's just about all of the permutations of the code that could possibly be interesting to anyone. Have fun!
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[1] http://www.thedeveloperday.com/percona-offers-xtradb-to-replace-innodb/
December 19, 2008 at 05:36 AM