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MySQL 5.6 will expose tables as key/value stores through memcached, might be awesome

Henning Koch
August 03, 2012Software engineer at makandra GmbH

The next version of MySQL will include a built-in memcached daemon. This daemon can quickly get and set key/value pairs from and to InnoDB tables while completely bypassing the parsing and planning overhead of SQL.

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This could potentially be very awesome because we would then have a distributed key/value store that stores data in a way it can also be queried with complex SQL queries.

Posted by Henning Koch to makandra dev (2012-08-03 13:43)