title: When MyISAM is better than InnoDB?
body: <p>Sometimes I got asked on some interviews: what benefits does InnoDB have against MyISAM and when MyISAM is better than InnoDB? It's all clear about the first part of question: InnoDB is transaction compliant, row-level blocking instead of table-level blocking, foreign key support and some others, these points just came to mind immidiately.</p>
  
  <p>But when MyISAM is really better than InnoDB?</p>