What storage engines are supported by MySQL Cluster?
Clustering in MySQL is supported only by the NDB storage engine. That is, in order for a table to be shared between nodes in a cluster, it must be created using ENGINE=NDB (or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER, which is equivalent). It is possible to create tables using other storage engines (such as MyISAM or InnoDB) on a MySQL server being used for clustering, but these non-NDB tables will not participate in the cluster; they are local to the individual MySQL server instance on which they are created.
Clustering in MySQL is supported only by the NDB storage engine. That is, in order for a table to be shared between nodes in a cluster, it must be created using ENGINE=NDB (or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER, which is equivalent). It is possible to create tables using other storage engines (such as MyISAM or InnoDB) on a MySQL server being used for clustering, but these non-NDB tables will not participate in the cluster; they are local to the individual MySQL server instance on which they are created.
Clustering with MySQL is supported only by the NDBCLUSTER storage engine (also called NDB). That is, in order for a table to be shared between nodes in a MySQL Cluster, the table must be created using ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER (or the equivalent option ENGINE=NDB). It is possible to create tables using other storage engines (such as MyISAM or InnoDB) on a MySQL server being used with a MySQL Cluster, but these non-NDBCLUSTER tables do not participate in clustering; such a table is strictly local to the individual MySQL server instance on which it is created.
Clustering with MySQL is supported only by the NDB storage engine. That is, in order for a table to be shared between nodes in a MySQL Cluster, the table must be created using ENGINE=NDB (or the equivalent option ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER). It is possible to create tables using other storage engines (such as MyISAM or InnoDB) on a MySQL server being used with a MySQL Cluster, but these non-NDB tables do not participate in clustering; they are strictly local to the individual MySQL server instance on which they are created.
Clustering in MySQL is supported only by the NDB storage engine. That is, in order for a table to be shared between nodes in a cluster, it must be created using ENGINE=NDB (or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER, which is equivalent). (It is possible to create tables using other storage engines such as MyISAM or InnoDB on a MySQL server being used for clustering, but these non-NDB tables will not participate in the cluster.
