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This article compares WeScale, a MySQL-compatible database proxy, with MySQL, highlighting its read-write splitting, connection pooling, and failover features. WeScale maintains high throughput and low latency under heavy loads, with minimal additional memory use and about 1/3 CPU overhead. It scales better both horizontally and cost-effectively than scaling MySQL vertically.- Published on
The article explains WeSQL WeScale's read-write splitting, ensuring read-after-write consistency and load balancing.