While searching for a MySQL proxy solution, I found the following four products:
At least two of them share the same codebase, MySQL-proxy being the forefather of Spock proxy. Spock proxy tries to increase performance by eliminating the scripting layer. The goal of Spock is to provide efficient sharding, not fault-tolerance. Dormando's proxy positions itself as an alternative to the official MySQL-proxy, and it tries to retain compatibility. It even supports Lua scripting. I'm not sure, though, if the API is the same. And, finally, Proximo is written in Perl, which means its performance is lower than that of the other competitors. But Proximo is in very early stage of development and has a promising architecture. It may have good future.
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