MyRocks have been archived for MySQL. MyRocks in MariaDB is using a very old version of RocksDB in which is rather buggy. TideSQL is similar to MyRocks but it goes a lot further with it's features, trying to offer parity with InnoDB. TideSQL's core is using TidesDB the library which is a write, and space optimized storage engine written in C from first principles, so from the ground up.

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popularonion 4 hours ago | parent [-]

So if Meta stopped maintaining MyRocks, are they moving to a different solution?

	▲	alexpadula 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Not sure at the moment what they are moving to or have moved to. I just heard from Mark Callaghan few months ago about the archiving, not much besides that.