Re: All about Carrier Grade Edition

On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 06:59 +0000, Andrew Hutchings wrote:
> In article
> <1184126553.13424.17.camel@localhost.localdomain>stewart@mysql.co
> m (Stewart Smith) wrote:
>
>
> > Since customers need to both deploy and test, we have several
> > versions of CGE... some for stable use, some for ongoing testing and
> > development.
> > Different CGE versions are kept at different stages of
> > up-to-dateness with the main 5.1 tree... so bugs fixed in MySQL 5.1.X
> > may or may not make it into a CGE release. The latest CGE release is
> > usually keptrather up to date with main 5.1 though.
>
> I had a look at CGE the other day and I think going to push my
> employer to let me implement that instead of standard 5.1. My boss
> has a rule of 'no beta software', and I can't really get him to
> understand that NDB in 5.1 late betas will be more stable for us than
> 5.0 currently is, and it will add all the features specified from the
> beginning.
> In terms of reliability, stability, betaness, etc... How does CGE
> compare with standard 5.1?

It depends on the CGE version. Some series are for testing, some for deployment... the manual is/should be up to date on this.

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