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From a Tumblr engineering blog post:
[Read more...]Tumblr is one of the largest users of MySQL on the web. At present, our data set consists of over 60 billion relational rows, adding up to 21 terabytes of unique relational data. Managing over 200 dedicated database servers can be a bit of a handful, so naturally we engineered some creative solutions to help automate our common processes.
Today, we’re happy to announce the open source release of Jetpants, Tumblr’s in-house toolchain for managing huge MySQL database topologies. Jetpants offers a command suite for easily cloning replicas,
Read the original article at Consulting essentials: Managing & Completing Engagements
This is the second in a series of three articles on Consulting Essentials.
Read the previous post, Consulting essentials: Getting the business
Communicating well and knowing when to step in or stand back is the linchpin of successful consulting.
Some people have natural charm. If you’re one of these people you’ll find consulting is definitely for you. You’ll use that skill all the time as each new client brings a half dozen or a dozen new people to interact with.
If it doesn’t come easily, practice practice practice. Try to get out of your own head
[Read more...]A few years back I wrote this MindMap of differences in jobs between VPE and CTO...
I've been to many jobs, either VPE or CTO.
Clustered computing brings with it many benefits: high performance, high availability, scalable infrastructure, etc. But it also brings with it more complexity.
Why?
Well, by its very nature, there
[Read more...]Join us for a live webinar (http://www.mysql.com/news-and-events/web-seminars/display-630.html) and download a new whitepaper (http://www.mysql.com/why-mysql/white-papers/mysql_wp_session_mngmnt.php) where we discuss how to realize new value from data collected during web session management.
Session management has long been a key component of any web infrastructure – enhancing the user browsing experience through improved reliability, reduced latency and tighter security.
Increasingly organizations are looking to unlock more value from session management to further improve user loyalty (i.e. making the web service more “sticky”) and improve monetization of web services. There are two distinct developments that offer the promise of unlocking more value from session data:
1. Provide highly personalized browsing experiences by
A special extended edition of Tech Messages for 2011-01-07 through 2011-01-08:
After Sun Microsystems was acquired by Oracle, there has been a large amount of discussions in the business and developer community on the future of MySQL community involved in its development.
Interestingly, MySQL community has been able to create a new Database by a fork from the public branch and has revived the project as MariaDB.
On it’s website, AskMonty.org [founded by Michael "Monty" Widenius, the founder and creator of MySQL] states that its aim is,
[Read more...]To provide a community developed, stable, and always Free branch of MySQL that is, on the user level, compatible with the main version. We strive for total
ScienceLogic embeds MySQL (http://www.mysql.com/" target="_blank) in its EM7 network management appliances. An installation of EM7 can perform over half a billion database queries daily, storing massive amounts of data for both real-time and trended performance reporting.
Michael McFadden, senior software architect with ScienceLogic, will discuss all this in an upcoming MySQL webinar (http://mysql.com/news-and-events/web-seminars/display-361.html).
ScienceLogic embeds MySQL (http://www.mysql.com/" target="_blank) in its EM7 network management appliances. An installation of EM7 can perform over half a billion database queries daily, storing massive amounts of data for both real-time and trended performance reporting.
Michael McFadden, senior software architect with ScienceLogic, will discuss all this in an upcoming MySQL webinar (http://mysql.com/news-and-events/web-seminars/display-361.html).
ScienceLogic embeds MySQL (http://www.mysql.com/" target="_blank) in its EM7 network management appliances. An installation of EM7 can perform over half a billion database queries daily, storing massive amounts of data for both real-time and trended performance reporting.
Michael McFadden, senior software architect with ScienceLogic, will discuss all this in an upcoming MySQL webinar (http://mysql.com/news-and-events/web-seminars/display-361.html).
For some reason or another the priority menu in the edit task panel is not wide enough and therefore it cuts off the priority names. This can be easily fixed by modifying some inline CSS. Yes I agree this should be done within the skin’s CSS file, however there is nothing present in the CSS file to alter that I could find.
Edit /taskfreak/include/html/xajax_panel_edit.php at line #18 by changing the width value of “40px” to “125px” or to what you desired width.
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<td>< ?php
$objTemp = new ItemPriority();
$objTemp->qSelect('priority',($objTask->priority)?$objTask->priority:3,'','','style="width:40px"');
?></td>
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TaskFreak! presently does not have a means via the web interface to present a complete list of tasks for which the current user is the project leader. I will show you how to add “My Projects” list based on bpiper’s solution with a slight difference. My solution is almost identical to bpiper’s but with a different approach to continue support of the supported interface languages. To do this each supported language file will require to be edited.
Thanks to bpiper for posting your solution.
A concise compilation of today's news of interest to TheAquarium readers:
Nazrul provides Links on GFv2 Monitoring, including GF-bundled tools, other Sun and 3rd party tools, documentation and web sites.
Arun documents how to start the MySQL and GlassFish Bundle, with detailed steps and screenshots.
Dave, writing in the SocialSite Blog, provides an Overview of the Apache Shindig REST API, which is used by the
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