Friday, June 03, 2005
Moving Beyond MySQL - High End Database Solutions
These days everyone's building database driven Websites. A few years ago this was the main luxury of search engines, portals and the sites of large companies like Microsoft. But now, as the popularity of MySQL grows, database driven sites have become mainstream. MySQL offers many features, it's fast and it's free. However, what happens when you reach the limit of this software and have tried every little optimization and tweak?
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