MySQL is too slow? Why you should try MemCP for heavy aggregation workloads

When classic row-store databases become a bottleneck, an in-memory columnar engine can be the performance jump you need. If you’ve ever typed “MySQL is too slow” into a search box, you’re not alone. Many applications start on MySQL and then hit a wall when analytics, aggregation, or mixed OLTP/OLAP workloads grow. The obvious fixes —…