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We have an application that will capture different images from users and make them into albums. we would like to think of going for high availability options as we observe the data is really growing faster and we cant be OK with down times.
All our MYSQL servers are versioned 5.1.61.
Now my question is shall these servers(5.1.61) support clustering or we need to upgrade these to 5.5..?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
UDAY
SchoonerSQL, a commercially-licensed full build of MySQL, is a high-availability database built exclusively on InnoDB. We have altered it to maximize throughput, especially on SSDs or flash memory, but it is very fast and keeps data consistent between the Master and Slaves. SchoonerSQL is 100% compatible with MySQL so it is simple to move to SchoonerSQL or back again to Oracle’s release if you ever decide to do that.