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Google Offers its Own Changes to MySQL

By Stephen Shankland

“Google long has been known to be a user of the open-source
MySQL database software, but the search powerhouse this week
published its own changes to the project.

“‘We think MySQL is a fantastic data storage solution, and as
our projects push the requirements for the database in certain
areas, we’ve made changes to enhance MySQL itself, mainly in the
areas of high availability and manageability,’ Google software
engineer Mark Callaghan said on the company’s Google Code blog on
Monday…”

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