As you know, SSDs are slowly replacing hard drives, whether in public or in business. But - in most cases - the paradigms of practice does not change, a DSS is regarded as a hard drive with a very low access time, which is not totally true. In public, the arrival of Windows 7 has changed all that but in business it is far.

The idea is quite simple: the program modifies the operation of a typical database (here the well known MySQL) to adapt it to DSS. Specifically, a server database works with hidden data to increase performance, but this system - adapted to the latency of hard drives - some problems, especially in terms of consistency of data and backup. With Rethink DB, cache management is more or less suppressed, with data being written directly into the database, and all in all - according to company data - more efficient and easier to maintain.

The system requires a DSS and if possible a quick model can hold a charge for writing small files. In practice, a model based MLC controller Indilinx seems to work on small structures, but the Intel chips or SLC based SSD will be required for heavy foundations, lest performance integration stagnate. The models low random writes should be avoided.

Actually, without a revolution, this program shows that by rethinking the paradigms of operation of the applications can make gains, the majority of applications are actually thinking for hard disks in trays with a known latency and high This is the standard for thirty years.