Which operator(s) is this request for?
Why this matters
MyRocks is a high-performance storage engine built on RocksDB, offering significantly better compression ratios and write throughput compared to InnoDB, making it a compelling choice for write-intensive or storage-constrained workloads. Organizations running large-scale MySQL deployments on Kubernetes can reduce infrastructure costs and improve performance without leaving the Percona ecosystem. By adding MyRocks support with async replication, the Percona Operator for MySQL expands its coverage to use cases where Group Replication is not suitable, giving teams more flexibility in how they architect and operate their databases.
Jira task: https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/K8SPS-861
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Which operator(s) is this request for?
Why this matters
MyRocks is a high-performance storage engine built on RocksDB, offering significantly better compression ratios and write throughput compared to InnoDB, making it a compelling choice for write-intensive or storage-constrained workloads. Organizations running large-scale MySQL deployments on Kubernetes can reduce infrastructure costs and improve performance without leaving the Percona ecosystem. By adding MyRocks support with async replication, the Percona Operator for MySQL expands its coverage to use cases where Group Replication is not suitable, giving teams more flexibility in how they architect and operate their databases.
Jira task: https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/K8SPS-861
Community Note