Hey guys,
I've developed a serializability implementation for MySQL Cluster(NDB Cluster) and you are invited to peer-review it for me. I believe it is the fifth one in commercial database systems after: MySQL InnoDB's
2PL, PostgreSQL's Serializable Snapshot Isolation, Google's Spanner's isolation level(I gave a proof in Appendix D of my article, the google guys
may not have known this), CockroachDB's timestamp-based serializability implementation. The aim is to solve consistent, large(usually implies
a distributed architecture) and performance-boosted database applications, which is daunting for those who care about consistency and
serializability. This solution to the serializability problem is a 2nd-tier one, which means it doesn't require any coding. So as long as you can
manage a MySQL Cluster, you can readily deploy and test your application with it.
This on-going project is hosted @ https://github.com/creamyfish/conflict_serializability
I am posting here hoping to make connection with those who care about consistency and serializability.
I also want to take this opportunity to ask the Oracle developers a question I've long been pondering: why hasn't Oracle implemented Serializable Snapshot Isolation as PostgreSQL does? Is it because there are technical difficulties?
Come check it out if you are interested. Your help is highly appreciated!