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Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Last month I spoke at the Percona Live conference about MySQL and puppet. There was a lot of interest in the talk, so I figured I'd write a blog post about it as well. I used the galera module I wrote as an example in the session, so this post will be specifically about galera.

Prerequisites

Setting up virtualbox

We have used …

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Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Last month I spoke at the Percona Live conference about MySQL and puppet. There was a lot of interest in the talk, so I figured I'd write a blog post about it as well. I used the galera module I wrote as an example in the session, so this post will be specifically about galera.

Prerequisites

Setting up virtualbox

We have used …

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Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet Walter Heck Fri, 04/25/2014 - 18:02

Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Last month I spoke at the Percona Live conference about MySQL and puppet. There was a lot of interest in the talk, so I figured I'd write a blog post about it as well. I used the galera module I wrote as an example in the session, so this post will be specifically about galera.

Prerequisites

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Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet Walter Heck Fri, 04/25/2014 - 18:02

Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Last month I spoke at the Percona Live conference about MySQL and puppet. There was a lot of interest in the talk, so I figured I'd write a blog post about it as well. I used the galera module I wrote as an example in the session, so this post will be specifically about galera.

Prerequisites

[Read more]
Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet Walter Heck Fri, 04/25/2014 - 18:02

Managing Percona Xtradb Cluster with Puppet

Last month I spoke at the Percona Live conference about MySQL and puppet. There was a lot of interest in the talk, so I figured I'd write a blog post about it as well. I used the galera module I wrote as an example in the session, so this post will be specifically about galera.

Prerequisites

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What's new on MySQL for Visual Studio 1.2.0 alpha, part one

MySQL for Visual Studio 1.2.0 was just released the last week. In this post we will make a quick introduction on what's coming up in this new version. 

Every Relation is in First Normal Form, by definition. Every Table may not.

Note: I use a dual terminology(or even triple considering Database Design theory) when I am talking about Databases and their elements.   In Relational Model terminology

  1. Relation
  2. Tuple
  3. Attribute

In SQL terminology

  1. Table            
  2. Row
  3. Column

 

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Managing farms of MySQL servers with MySQL Fabric

While built-in replication has been a major cause for MySQL’s wide adoption, official tools to help DBAs manage replication topologies have typically been missing from the picture. The community has produced many good products to fill in this gap, but recently, Oracle has been filling it too with the addition of MySQL Utilities to the mix.

One part of the Utilities that has been generating interest recently is MySQL Fabric, and we will be discussing this project in an upcoming series of blog …

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Shard-Query 2.5 is now released

Shard-Query 2.5 has been a long time coming, but the release is finally officially out the door.

There are numerous changes from the last major release including:

  •  Improved parser – fully handles complex expressions
  •  LOAD DATA INFILE support and S3 support
  •  Semi-join materialization for IN and NOT IN subqueries
  •  Improved support for subqueries in the FROM clause
  •  INSERT .. SELECT and CREATE TABLE .. SELECT support
  •  Ability to do range lookups on the shard key (IN/BETWEEN/etc)
  •  Improved proxy – supports SHOW commands too
  •  Support for all MySQL SELECT dialect including WITH ROLLUP
  •  Custom aggregate function support
  •  Asynchronous query support
  •  Numerous bug fixes

You can find it …

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Geographically distributed multi-master MySQL clusters

In today's webinar, we discuss the multi-master capabilities of Continuent Tungsten to help you build and manage systems that spread data across multiple sites. 

We cover important topics such as setting up large scale topologies, handling failures, and how to handle data privacy issues like removing personally identifiable information or handling privacy law restrictions on data movement. We

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