Check out who’s talking, and about what, at our annual event on all things MySQL, MariaDB and Cloud - straight after Percona Live!
As we mentioned earlier this week, we’re gearing up for Percona Live: MySQL Conference and Expo in a few weeks.
But of course, we’re getting particularly excited as we prep for the 2nd annual SkySQL and MariaDB MySQL & Cloud Database Solutions Day, which takes place on the day (Friday, April 26) right after Percona Live: MySQL Conference and Expo.
Join the SkySQL and MariaDB Crews in Santa Clara and Save on Registration
Percona Live: MySQL Conference and Expo 2013 starts in just 3 weeks, and it’s the premiere event for MySQL users, open-source enthusiasts, and the technology movers ‘n shakers that make up the rich and diverse MySQL ecosystem.
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Agenda includes speakers from Calpont, Codership/Galera, Craigslist, MariaDB, SkySQL and the OpenStack Foundation
Today, SkySQL and MariaDB jointly announce an exciting lineup of speakers for their MySQL and Cloud Solutions Day on Friday, April 26th, at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara. This year’s agenda will feature database and cloud tutorials, as well as keynotes, featuring speakers from Calpont, Codership, Craigslist, MariaDB, SkySQL and the OpenStack Foundation.
PalominoDB is looking for good people for the following positions: Mid-level and senior MySQL DBAs in US, Asia/Pacific, and Europe, Devops engineers in US, Asia/Pacific and Europe, and BI architects and engineers. Technologies are MySQL, Postgres, Cassandra, Couchbase, HBase/Hadoop, Amazon Web Services, Chef, Puppet, Ansible and most monitoring/trending solutions. We support open-source software, have a non-profit program and work virtually so you can work from anywhere. If you know someone that might be interested, please do pass this along to them. Contact us today!
PalominoDB is looking for good people for the following positions: Mid-level and senior MySQL DBAs in US, Asia/Pacific, and Europe, Devops engineers in US, Asia/Pacific and Europe, and BI architects and engineers. Technologies are MySQL, Postgres, Cassandra, Couchbase, HBase/Hadoop, Amazon Web Services, Chef, Puppet, Ansible and most monitoring/trending solutions. We support open-source software, have a non-profit program and work virtually so you can work from anywhere. If you know someone that might be interested, please do pass this along to them. Contact us today!
So lots of folks are talking about the newly announced MariaDB Foundation. Some folks are confused as to what happened to the Open Database Alliance?
The MariaDB Foundation members include Monty Program, SkySQL, David Axmark, and Allan Larsson.
The Open Database Alliance members include Monty Program, FromDual, Open query, Percona and SoftMethod. [SkySQL was not founded when the ODBA was announced.]
The mission of the MariaDB Foundation…well, it’s not on the MariaDB Foundation web page yet, but the blog announcement says:
In its mission statement, the MariaDB Foundation exists to improve database technology, including standards …
[Read more]This week, we continue our series going through the Operations Report Card as it applies to database administrators. This week in Ear Candy, we talk about a hidden client value for max_allowed_packet (separate from the session variable). In At the Movies, we present Karen Tegan Padir of Enterprise DB presenting The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same.
Events
Oracle's "Scale with MySQL" seminars:
Madrid, Tuesday 27 November
We devoted the Palomino Newsletter this month to the important topic of disaster recovery, in light of the challenges posed by Hurricane Sandy. If you're not already receiving our newsletter, you can subscribe here.
Hurricane Sandy has been on many people's minds of late; mine not least. Having lived the last 4 years of my life in Manhattan and on the Jersey Shore, the loss of lives, the destruction of homes, business and memories, and the disruption of so much has me in shock. I grew up in Louisiana, and hurricanes were a way of life. You didn't do something hoping that a hurricane would not come by. You assumed a hurricane would come. At least, that's how I was taught. That's the mentality I try to bring into my architectures, my process and my planning as well. So, when hurricane Sandy …
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We devoted the Palomino Newsletter this month to the important topic of disaster recovery, in light of the challenges posed by Hurricane Sandy. If you're not already receiving our newsletter, you can subscribe here.
Hurricane Sandy has been on many people's minds of late; mine not least. Having lived the last 4 years of my life in Manhattan and on the Jersey Shore, the loss of lives, the destruction of homes, business and memories, and the disruption of so much has me in shock. I grew up in Louisiana, and hurricanes were a way of life. You didn't do something hoping that a hurricane would not come by. You assumed a hurricane would come. At least, that's how I was taught. That's the mentality I try to bring into my architectures, my process and my planning as well. So, when hurricane Sandy …
[Read more]This week we continue part 3 of the Operations Report Card and how it relates to database administration. This week we talk about the section on "Operational Practices", and it covers how operations are run. In Ear Candy we present different tools for finding a machine's external IP address, and in At the Movies we present a video about MySQL Security from when Sheeri was touring Latin America in July.
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Webyog's blog
noted that the OurSQL blog/podcast was among the Top MySQL Blogs You Should Be …