MySQL 5.6 includes built-in memecached daemon with InnoDB backing (dev.mysql.com) 18 points by tednaleid 13y ago ↗ HN
[–] verelo 13y ago ↗ Now only if AWS supported upgrading from MySQL 5.1.X to anything 5.5 or above, this and many other benefits could be realized by a lot of companies out there. [–] josegonzalez 13y ago ↗ AWS hosts servers, and you can upgrade your MySQL instance without their approval as far as I am aware. [–] duskwuff 13y ago ↗ Only if you're running your own MySQL server. If you're using RDS, you're stuck with what the version they set up.
[–] josegonzalez 13y ago ↗ AWS hosts servers, and you can upgrade your MySQL instance without their approval as far as I am aware. [–] duskwuff 13y ago ↗ Only if you're running your own MySQL server. If you're using RDS, you're stuck with what the version they set up.
[–] duskwuff 13y ago ↗ Only if you're running your own MySQL server. If you're using RDS, you're stuck with what the version they set up.
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