Wagner Bianchi
Bianchi is an old member of the MySQL community. He has worked on companies like Kraken Assets, MariaDB, Percona, Oracle, and IBM, and is now a Readyset Senior Solutions Architect worldwide.
Wagner Bianchi
Bianchi is an old member of the MySQL community. He has worked on companies like Kraken Assets, MariaDB, Percona, Oracle, and IBM, and is now a Readyset Senior Solutions Architect worldwide.
Articles by Wagner Bianchi (4)
In today's digital economy, milliseconds matter — and not in abstract ways. Every additional millisecond of application response time erodes user satisfaction, increases abandonment rates, and compounds operational inefficiency. Research consistently shows that customer patience is measured not in seconds, but in fractions of a second. According to Google's research, 53% of mobile users abandon a site if it takes longer than three seconds to load, and most abandonment decisions happen within th
Wagner Bianchi
The title of this post sets the stage for a compelling discussion, and I’ll start with a direct spoiler: Readyset is about performance. It delivers exceptional query acceleration because it behaves as an intelligent cache—without relying on traditional TTLs, background eviction processes, or complex locking mechanisms. More importantly, it integrates seamlessly with your existing application stack: no changes to application logic are required. From an architectural standpoint, Readyset drastical
Wagner Bianchi
PostgreSQL is one of the most potent relational databases, but performance can become a bottleneck as queries become complex. One of the most effective ways to reduce query latency without modifying application logic is caching, and Readyset provides a seamless solution. Readyset sits between your application and PostgreSQL, automatically caching queries and speeding up their response times considerably. In this guide, we’ll walk through: Installing Readyset on Ubuntu 24.04 using a .deb packa
Wagner BianchiOptimizing MySQL and PostgreSQL performance is crucial for modern applications, especially those with read-heavy workloads. Readyset is a drop-in SQL caching engine that sits between your application and the database. It automatically caches query results to improve response times without requiring application changes. In this post, we'll cover: Installing Readyset on Ubuntu 24.04 using a .deb package Configuring Readyset to connect to an upstream MySQL database Running queries and caching r
Wagner BianchiModern applications demand instant performance, even under unpredictable load. Readyset helps you eliminate slow queries, stabilize latency, and scale confidently.
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