MemSQL

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MemSQL is an in-memory relational database that provides horizontal scaling and distributed processing. It uses a shared-nothing architecture with independent database instances ("memsqld") that can process queries in parallel. MemSQL stores data either in memory or SSDs for fast performance of up to millions of queries per second. It also provides features for high availability, transactions, logging, and analytics on large datasets.

Ramzi Alqrainy Sep 9, 2015
MemSQL
The Fastest In-Memory Database

• Experienced leadership from Facebook, SQL Server,
Oracle, Fusion-io
• In-Memory, distributed, relational database
• Solving the Enterprise Architecture Gap
• Horizontal scale-out with modern database innovation
• $50 million in funding
MemSQL the company

Going Real-Time is the Next Phase for Big Data
• Search of consumer data storage
• Key challenges: not all users are equals. Users grow and change all the
time
• Petabytes of data, millions of users, 1000’s of nodes
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More
Sensors
More
Interconnectivity
More
User Demand
…and companies are at risk of being left behind

Current Data Management Challenges
ETL
Batch Processing
Big Iron Appliances

MemSQL the software
• Distributed and Parallel
• Shared-Nothing, Lock-Free
• Data in memory or SSD
• SQL all the way down

MemSQL Engine: “memsqld”
• Basic scaling unit of a cluster
• A full, independent RDBMS
• 50,000 inserts / sec on wide table
• ~1M inserts / sec on skinny table
• Millions of primary-key lookups / sec
MemSQL

MemSQL Engine: Aggregators Aggregate
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Leaf 1 Leaf 2 Leaf 3 Leaf 4

MemSQL Engine: Leaves Hold Data
Agg 1 Agg 2
Leaf 1 Leaf 2 Leaf 3 Leaf 4

MemSQL Engine: Sharding and Joins
Agg 1 Agg 2
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MemSQL Engine: Compiled Queries
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Durability: Transactions (MVCC)
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v2
v3
v0
v4
readers
readers
writer readers
(waiting writer)
• Every write creates a new version of row
• Old versions get garbage-collected
• Reads are never blocked
• Row-level locking for writes
• Allows online ALTER TABLE!
• Multi-statement transactions

Durability: Logging and Snapshots
Every write saved to transaction log on disk:
/var/lib/memsql/data/logs

Periodic compaction into a snapshot ﬁle:
/var/lib/memsql/data/snapshots

On restart data is loaded into RAM
Latest two snapshots are kept by default

Leaf 1 Leaf 2 Leaf 4Leaf 3
Agg 1 Agg 2
Durability: High Availability
Leaves are paired up
Partitions replicated async
Automatically fails over
Uses 2X space

Licensing
Community Edition
• Free Forever, Unlimited Scale
• Full SQL features
Enterprise Edition
• Subscription basis, by RAM capacity
• No limit on disk storage
• Enterprise support
• Replication / High Availability

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