[Pdns-users] mysql2ldap anyone?

[Norbert Sendetzky]

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On Sunday 07 December 2003 03:22, Mike Benoit wrote:
> With our LDAP setup, we're running in to massive write problems
> though. Often times writes exceed 4seconds when the LDAP server is
> under heavy read load. MySQL is always under 10ms.

If you often have to update the data, LDAP is definitivly the wrong 
backend for you. Reads are fast, but writes - as you have mentioned - 
may be magnitudes behind the performance of a RDMS.

> Not to mention transactions can be a real life saver especially
> when doing mass updates. LDAP doesn't offer this capability, so if
> even the slightest thing goes wrong you have no way to roll back...

Same as above.


Norbert

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