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Meet the MySQL Team at Percona Live London

The MySQL team will be presenting three sessions at Percona Live in 2 weeks:

In addition, Tomas will be presenting a not-to-be missed keynote on how MySQL just keeps getting better.

Please stop by and introduce yourself! …

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On the Buses

To my fondest community, the time is near where we will meet again, share ideas and relax in each other's company at the MySQL Community Dinner in London. In my last post I directed you to an Eventbrite page to register for your seat at the dinner and today I want to make you aware that the Conference provider, Percona are going to facilitate some transport between the conference venue and the restaurant. So I want to thank Tom and Kortney for organising this for us. There will be room for 72 of us so it's your task not to be the 73rd person in the line.

INSERT INTO BUS (SELECT community_member FROM confirmed_attendees LIMIT 72);
Here are the details for the Community Dinner once again;

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New Webinar: 9 DevOps Tips for Going in Production with Galera Cluster for MySQL - November 11th

October 21, 2014 By Severalnines

 

Galera is a MySQL replication technology that can simplify the design of a high availability application stack. With a true multi-master MySQL setup, an application can now read and write from any database instance without worrying about master/slave roles, data integrity, slave lag or other drawbacks of asynchronous replication.

 

And that all sounds great until it’s time to go into production. Throw in a live migration from an existing database setup and devops life just got a bit more interesting ...

 

So if you are in devops, then this webinar is for you!

 

Operations is not so much about specific technologies, but about the techniques and tools you use to deploy and manage them. Monitoring, managing schema changes and pushing them in production, performance optimizations, configurations, version upgrades, …

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MySQL 5.6.21 Community Release Notes

Thank you to the MySQL Community, on behalf of the MySQL team @ Oracle. Your bug reports, testcases and patches have helped create a better MySQL 5.6.21.

In particular:

  • Thank you to Yoshinori Matsunobu who reported that during recovery GTID-based replication would need to scan all binary logs. We have since introduced an option for simplified recovery in the case a large number of binary log files exist. Bug #69097.
  • Thank you to Michael Newton for reporting that mysqldump should hexdump geometry data types when invoked with the --hex-blob command line option. Although we did not use his patch, we also thank Martin Hradil for contributing to the bug report. Bug #43544.
  • Thank you to Yoshinori Matsunobu for reporting that a large number of partitions could consume …
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Autumn: A season of MySQL-related conferences. Here’s my list

Autumn is a season of MySQL-related conferences and I’m about to hit the road to speak and attend quite a  few of them.

This week I’ll participate in All Things Open, a local conference for me here in Raleigh, N.C. and therefore one I do not have to travel for. All Things Open explores open source, open tech and the open web in the enterprise. I’ll be speaking on SSDs for Databases at 3:15 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 23 and I’ll also be participating in a book signing for the High Performance MySQL Book at 11:45 p.m. at the …

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Impress Employers by Upgrading Your MySQL DBA Certification

MySQL 5.6 has seen a high level of adtoption. Now it the time to prove to your current or future employer your proficency in using MySQL Server by taking the MySQL 5.6 Database Administrator Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) certification exam.

If you previous passed the now retired MySQL 5 Database Administrator certifcation exam you can upgrade your certification by taking the MySQL 5.6 Database Administrator OCP. Reasons to upgrade your certification include that you:

  • Are certified on the latest …
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Three new MariaDB Releases

The MariaDB project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of the following:



MariaDB 10.1.1 is an Alpha release.

Download MariaDB 10.1.1

Release Notes Changelog What is MariaDB 10.1?

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MySQL Utilities — The General Operations

The MySQL Utilities are divided into five groups and this blog post covers the second group — General Operations. These include mysqldiskuseage, mysqlfrm, mysqlindexcehck, mysqlmetagrep, mysqlprocgrep, mysqluc, and mysqluserclone.

For checking the disk usage of your data, there is mysqldiskusage. The following example is a on a fresh install of 5.7.5 on Ubuntu.
mysqldiskusage --server=root:hidave@localhost -b -m -i
[sudo] password for dstokes:
# Source on localhost: ... connected.
# Database totals:
+---------------------+-------------+
| db_name | total |
+---------------------+-------------+
| mysql | 13,851,103 |
| performance_schema | 721,458 |
| sakila | 31,865,975 |
| sys | 0 |
| world | 1,783,833 |

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Database Workbench 5.0.4 released


Upscene releases Database Workbench 5.0.4

Upscene Productions is proud to announce a new release of the popular multi-DBMS development tool:
" Database Workbench 5 "

Version 5.0.4 introduces some small new features and a list of fixes base on user feedback.

Version 5 added numerous improvements to existing tools and the new, more consistent user interface is better than ever and works fine under Wine on Linux.

Database Workbench now comes in multiple editions with different pricing models, there's always a version that suits you!

"A few bugs popped up after the initial version 5 release, all minor issues but also a lack of documentation showing in the trial version. I'm proud of the team that thoroughly tested the version 5 release", says Martijn Tonies, founder of Upscene Productions. "The major …

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MySQL Utilities — The Database Operations

Version 1.5 of the MySQL Utilities are divided into five groups — Database Operations, General Operations, High Availability Operations, Server Operations, and Specialized Operations.

The Database Operations are mysqldbcompare, mysqldbcopy, mysqldbexport, mysqldbimport, and mysqldiff.

mysqldbcopy is used to copy databases between servers (or clone them on the same server. The default is to copy (or clone) everything or the –exclude option to exclude an object, change the storage engine with –new-storage-engine, and locking of the source databse can be turned off with –locking. There is even a –rpl option to pass replication statements so the the new copy a clone of the source server or sync the new copy to the same master as that the slave used for the …

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