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The Perfect Server - Ubuntu 14.10 with Apache, PHP, MySQL, PureFTPD, BIND, Postfix, Dovecot and ISPConfig

The Perfect Server - Ubuntu 14.10 with Apache, PHP, MySQL, PureFTPD, BIND, Postfix, Dovecot and ISPConfig

This tutorial shows how to install an Ubuntu 14.10 (Utopic  Unicorn) server (with Apache2, BIND, Dovecot) for the installation of ISPConfig 3, and how to install ISPConfig 3. ISPConfig 3 is a webhosting control panel that allows you to configure the following services through a web browser: Apache or nginx web server, Postfix mail server, Courier or Dovecot IMAP/POP3 server, MySQL, BIND or MyDNS nameserver, PureFTPd, SpamAssassin, ClamAV, and many more. This setup covers the installation of Apache (instead of nginx), BIND (instead of MyDNS), and Dovecot (instead of Courier).

Benchmark of Load Balancers for MySQL/MariaDB Galera Cluster

October 31, 2014 By Severalnines

When running a MariaDB Cluster or Percona XtraDB Cluster, it is common to use a load balancer to distribute client requests across multiple database nodes. Load balancing SQL requests aims to optimize the usage of the database nodes, maximize throughput, minimize response times and avoid overload of the Galera nodes. 

In this blog post, we’ll take a look at four different open source load balancers, and do a quick benchmark to compare performance:

  • HAproxy by HAproxy Technologies
  • IPVS by Linux Virtual Server Project
  • Galera Load Balancer by Codership
  • mysqlproxy by Oracle (alpha)

Note that there are other options out there, e.g. MaxScale from the MariaDB team, that we plan to cover in a future post.

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Get a handle on your HA at Percona Live London 2014

From left: Liz van Dijk, Frédéric Descamps and Kenny Gryp

If you’re following this blog, it’s quite likely you’re already aware of the Percona Live London 2014 conference coming up in just a few days. Just in case, though (you know, if you’re still looking for an excuse to sign up), I wanted to put a spotlight on the tutorial to be delivered by my esteemed colleagues Frédéric Descamps (@lefred) and Kenny Gryp (@gryp), and …

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MariaDB 10.1.1: Galera support

MariaDB 10.1 server is now “Galera ready” with the latest 10.1.1 release. It includes wsrep (write set replication) patch that enables server to load the wsrep provider (galera) library and interact with it to provide multi-master synchronous replication support. The patch implements hooks inside server and storage engines to populate and apply the write sets on sender and receiver nodes in a cluster respectively. The wsrep patch also adds a number of system and status variables (prefixed with wsrep) that can be used to configure and monitor the server acting as a node in Galera cluster.

Unlike older MariaDB versions, the wsrep patch is now part of regular …

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Set up an SSL-encrypted connection between Sphinx and MySQL

A Wolf, a Dolphin and a Sphinx walk into a bar… nevermind. We’ll skip the jokes. This post is about using SSL to set up a secure connection between MySQL and Sphinx. Serious stuff! The Idea It simple. We’re going to use Sphinx to index some data from MySQL across a secure connection. So, we’ll [...]

GeoJSON Functions

In recent years, GeoJSON has become a popular data format for exchanging GIS data due to several factors. The primary factors being that it’s easy to read, and it’s simple and lightweight. In 5.7.5, we added support for parsing and generating GeoJSON documents via two new functions: ST_GeomFromGeoJson() and ST_AsGeoJson(). These functions makes it easy to connect MySQL with other GeoJSON enabled software and services, such as the Google Maps Javascript API.

Since GeoJSON is a JSON format, we needed a library to parse and write JSON documents. After evaluating several candidates, we ended up with rapidjson due to its features, speed, and compatible license.

The new …

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MariaDB 10.1.1: triggers for RBR

Sometimes users ask for something that doesn’t really make sense. On the first glance. But then you start asking and realize that the user was right, you were wrong, and it is, actually, a perfectly logical and valid use case.

I’ve had one of these moments when I’ve heard about a request of making triggers to work on the slave in the row-based replication. Like, really? In RBR all changes made by triggers are replicated from the master to slaves as row events. If triggers would be fired on the slave they would do their changes twice. And anyway, assuming that one only has triggers one the slave (why?) in statement-based replication triggers would run on the slave normally, wouldn’t they?

Well, yes, they would, but one cannot always use statement-based replication. If one could, RBR would’ve never been implemented. There are many cases that statement-based replication cannot handle correctly. Galera requires RBR too. And as …

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PECL/mysqlnd_ms needs updates for MySQL Group Replication

‘Synchronous’, multi-master, auto-everything – that’s the new MySQL Group Replication (IPC14 talk/slides) in simple words. After torturing PHP developers for decades with MySQL Replication there is now a new replication option which does not require read-write splitting. A system that does not know about slave lags and reading stale data. In theory, MySQL Group Replication is just about the perfect approach to run a standard PHP application (WordPress, Drupal, …) on a small cluster (3-7 nodes) in LAN settings. In theory, MySQL Group Replication improves both availability and performance.

MySQL Group Replication talk given today at the International PHP Conference 2014 (Munich) …

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Pythian at Percona Live London 2014

Percona Live London takes place next week from November 3-4 where Pythian is a platinum sponsor—visit us at our booth during the day on Tuesday, or at the reception in the evening. Not only are we attending, but we’re taking part in exciting speaking engagements, so be sure to check out our sessions and hands-on labs. Find those details down below.

 

MySQL Break/Fix Lab by Miklos Szel, Alkin Tezuysal, and Nikolaos Vyzas
Monday November 3 — 9:00AM-12:00PM
Cromwell 3 & 4

Miklos, Alkin, and Nikolaos will be presenting a hands-on lab by demonstrating an evaluation of operations errors and issues in …

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An Ending and a Beginning: VMware Has Acquired Continuent

As of today, Continuent is part of VMware. We are absolutely over the moon about it.


You can read more about the news on the VMware vCloud blog by Ajay Patel, our new boss. There’s also an official post on our Continuent company blog. In a nutshell the Continuent team is joining the VMware Cloud Services Division. We will continue to improve, sell, and support our Tungsten products and work on innovative integration into VMware’s product line.


So why do I feel exhilarated about joining VMware? There are three reasons. 


1.     Continuent is joining a world-class company that is the leader in virtualization and cloud infrastructure solutions. Even …

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