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| From: | Daevid Vincent | Date: | October 25 2010 8:52pm |
| Subject: | RE: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | ||
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> I guess it depends on how important your data is too. Quite > a few of the SSDs on the market have been proven to not > honour flush requests, so if the power goes out you've got > corrupted data. Uh. If you're not using a UPS battery backup then you deserve to loose your data. And if you don't have it configured to auto-power off when it's low on battery (extended outtage) then you also deserve to feel the resulting pain. (http://www.apcupsd.com/)
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| • Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | wroxdb | 25 Oct |
| • Re: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | Johan De Meersman | 25 Oct |
| • Re: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | Glyn Astill | 25 Oct |
| • Re: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | Warren Young | 25 Oct |
| • RE: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | Daevid Vincent | 25 Oct |
| • RE: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | Glyn Astill | 26 Oct |
| • Re: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | Warren Young | 25 Oct |
| • Re: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | Joerg Bruehe | 26 Oct |
| • Re: Is SSD suitable for mysql server? | mos | 26 Oct |
