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A database clustering system for horizontal scaling of MySQL


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Scalability

Vitess combines many important MySQL features with the scalability of
a NoSQL database. Its built-in sharding features let you grow your
database without adding sharding logic to your application.

Performance

Vitess automatically rewrites queries that hurt database performance.
It also uses caching mechanisms to mediate queries and prevent
duplicate queries from simultaneously reaching your database.
Performance is monitored through nightly benchmarks.

Manageability

Vitess automatically handles functions like master failovers and
backups. It uses a lock server to track and administer servers,
letting your application be blissfully ignorant of database topology.

Connection pooling

Vitess eliminates the high-memory overhead of MySQL connections.
Vitess servers easily handle thousands of connections at once.

Shard management

MySQL doesn't natively support sharding, but you will likely need it
as your database grows. Vitess saves you from having to add sharding
logic to your app and also enables live resharding with minimal
read-only downtime.

Workflow

Vitess keeps track of all of the metadata about your cluster
configuration so that the cluster view is always up-to-date and
consistent for different clients.

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An introduction to Vitess

Vitess is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation graduated project


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