Oracle Released MySQL Cluster 7.3

The world's leading software company Oracle has already released version 7.3 of MySQL Cluster as GA (Generally Available), with a NoSQL JavaScript Connector for Node.js and support for Foreign Key Constraints. The latest MySQL Cluster is a clustering add-on for the MySQL database. According to Oracle the addition of the NoSQL JavaScript connector for Node.js means it will be simpler and faster to build services deployed across cluster of commodity hardware using MySQL Cluster. Oracle also announced that the most important addition for MySQL Cluster is the native support for foreign key constraints. The addition means that MySQL Cluster automatically enforces referential integrity between tables. To write JavaScript applications for Node.js, the new Node.js connector makes it possible with the use of MySQL data. With the new version, Apps that are written in JavaScript can directly access MySQL Cluster data stores without the need to use an intermediate MySQL server to translate queries to and from SQL. Developers can now create JavaScript mapping class and use that map to a table on their MySQL Cluster database. The connector works asynchronously for inserting and retrieving data. Oracle adds further that the new version includes auto-installer that lets you graphically configure and provide a production-grade cluster in minutes, automatically tuned for workload and environment, directly from your browser. The SQL layer of MySQL Cluster is based on the latest MySQL 5.6 GA release, and lets you combine the InnoDB and MySQL Cluster storage engines side by side within a single application using the latest MySQL 5.6 release. For more information regarding the latest MySQL Cluster just visit the official MySQL website. To download the MySQL Cluster click Download MySQL Cluster