超扩展设计用于处理大型扩展应用程序的新数据库_MichaelMonty+Widenius.pdf

1、The state of databasesin the current landscapeJuly,2023Michael WideniusCreator of MySQL and MariaDB CTO MariaDBOverviewThe History of RDBMS and MariaDBBig Data is driven by Open SourceAI and databasesDatabases and the cloudWhat I have been working on latelyThe history of RDBMSWe Start HereHereNowWha

2、t made MySQL successful?When MySQL was started(1994)there were big players such as Microsoft,IBM,Oracle,all having a significant portion of the market.Internet was new and everyone needed a web-optimized DB However,the big players did not see the Internet as a viable business platform!MySQL was alre

3、ady proven stable before release(used for data warehousing and web)We created a“Virtual company”,which made it easy to find good people New“free”license scheme(this was before Open Source)Free for most,a few have to pay Second program(ghostscript was first)to use dual licensing.MySQL was first to do

4、 it with GPL.Very easy to install and use(15 minute rule)Released source and tested binaries for most platforms MySQL was a needed,stable and easy to use product with the right priceWhat made MySQL successful?MySQL started from the bottom-up,providing a cheap(or free)solution for the web industry.We

5、 were friendly and helpful towards community I personally wrote 30,000+emails the first 5 years to help people using MySQL MySQL then started growing in other industries(enterprise sector).MySQL followed an open source development model.1 customer in 1000 actually pays-Still enough to grow very fast

6、.The community provided testing,marketing and simple support needs.MySQL Ab provided full support for those that wanted/needed it.We(the MySQL founders)waited with investments until product was“good enough”Why MariaDB was created“Save the People,Save the Product”To keep the MySQL talent togetherTo e