I've been using MemSQL in development since March 2017. I've seen it evolve into one of the fastest databases for columnar storage and analytical workloads. Having in-memory rowstore as well removed the need to have Aerospike in my infrastructure and simplified the whole stack.
This announcement, that it's now free to 128GB pretty much saved me from having to do a kickstarter to raise funds for my little SaaS project.
If anyone from MemSQL is reading, really thanks for doing this. I think it's a very shrewd move. Should definitely see an upswing of potential customers adding it to their stack and when they grow, become enterprise customers.
This announcement, that it's now free to 128GB pretty much saved me from having to do a kickstarter to raise funds for my little SaaS project.
If anyone from MemSQL is reading, really thanks for doing this. I think it's a very shrewd move. Should definitely see an upswing of potential customers adding it to their stack and when they grow, become enterprise customers.