Five Ways to Tell You Are Outgrowing MySQL
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High developer costs
Developers working with MySQL databases must often spend a large portion of their time fixing plumbing issues or addressing database failures. Developers who work with a scale-out database are free to instead work on developing features and getting the product to market quicker. Time to market decreases and companies are able to earn revenue quicker.
The data management landscape is complex and quickly evolving. Nothing underscores this evolution more than the emergence of 'super apps' — or applications that process millions of user interactions per second. Factor in Big Data and the cloud, and it becomes clear that organizations are in need of a new generation of databases that can perform better and scale faster.
If you're unsure of whether or not your organization is ready for a scale-out database, take a look at this slideshow from scale-out SQL startup Clustrix for five signs you may be outgrowing MySQL.
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