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MySQL on Cloud Storage: do it yourself with one command

Cloud Storage Engine (ClouSE) installation and configuration is now fully automated. Try new ClouSE installer and you’ll have cloud storage access configured in no time.

OblakSoft is pleased to announce the release of Cloud Storage Engine (ClouSE) installer that can be used to deploy and configure ClouSE with your MySQL server. Now ClouSE can be deployed with just one command. The installer will guide the user through the configuration process, prompt for Cloud Storage connection parameters, and install ClouSE into MySQL.

Presented is a step-by-step guide for ClouSE installation and configuration, from downloading the binaries to running the installer. The guide was designed by request of WordPress-to-Cloud users, however it is fully applicable to any generic ClouSE installation.

The slides have notes, they are a little hard to discover with the SlideShare interface, look for a tab below the slide that looks …

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Playing matchmaker for job seekers and recruiters

One of the most rewarding things you can do is help someone get a great job or hire a great person for the position they need to fill. I have traveled a lot, written books, done a bunch of consulting, and spoken widely on MySQL, other databases, open source, and so forth. I’ve gotten to know a lot of people, some I’d call good friends, and many of them are leading large organizations. I think this is both a privilege and a serious responsibility.

It’s a privilege because I can ask some of these people for help or introductions or advice sometimes. It’s a responsibility because I need to be ready to do something for them, too. In many cases it’s a pay-it-forward kind of readiness.

Many, many people contact me looking for people to hire. I keep a list. When someone tells me they are on the job market, I try to match them with openings I’m aware of, if any are appropriate. (Many fewer people tell me they’re looking for …

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#DBHangOps Madness! 3/13/13

Here’s the recording!

Heyo!

March 13th at 12:00pm PDT (19:00 GMT) is the time to check in and hop online for #DBHangOps this week. Keep an ever watchful eye on the twitter search and hop on the google hangout to contribute some discussion! This week’s topics are:

  • Monitoring
    • What do you consider to be “standard” nagios checks for MySQL
  • Demos of Anemometer and MySQL Enterprise Monitor
  • Daily pain MySQL Bugs and Gotchas (e.g. show table status being cached)
  • MySQL 5.6

See all of ya on the google hangout!

Speaking at UTOUG

I’m off to speak at the Utah Oracle User’s Group Training Days 2013 tomorrow and Thursday. I’m presenting on Oracle Database Triggers and on techniques leveraging PHP and MySQL Striped Views. If you’re not there, you can check this older (but recently updated) post on PHP and MySQL Striped Views.

Hope to see a few folks who use the blog. BTW, I won’t be at Collaborate 2013 this year. Travel budgets are always tight, and this year they’re more than tight.

Which is bigger: MySQL or PostgreSQL?

From my previous posts, we have some numbers (excluding NDB) for the size of MySQL, so what about PostgreSQL? Here, I used PostgreSQL git trunk and classing things in the contrib/ directory as plugins. I put the number of lines of code in the src/backend/storage directory down as storage engines LoC but did not count it as non-kernel code.

Version Total LoC Plugin LoC Storage Engines LoC Remaining (kernel)
MySQL 5.5.30 858,441 2,706 171,009 684,726 (79% kernel)
MySQL 5.6.10 1,049,344 29,122 236,067 …
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MariaDB 5.5.30 now available

The MariaDB project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB 5.5.30. This is a bug fix release. See the release notes and changelog for details.

Download MariaDB 5.5.30

Release Notes  Changelog  Overview of 5.5

APT and YUM Repository Configuration …

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New in 5.6: --innodb_read_only, running MySQL from DVD

I recently met two distinct customers who want to use MySQL as a read-only database, stored on a read-only medium like a DVD. With MyISAM this was easily possible. Starting with MySQL 5.6 it is also possible to run this setup with InnoDB based databases. There is a new option:

   --innodb_read_only
See details in the reference manual. This options opens all tablespaces and InnoDB log files as read-only. A small test showed that you need to set some more options in the my.cnf to avoid any write access to @@datadir:
innodb-read-only log-error=/tmp/mysql-ro.err pid-file=/tmp/mysql-ro.pid event-scheduler=disabled
I was a bit surprised why I had to disable the event scheduler. But on the other hand, what use has a regularly running statement that cannot store any data? After all your database is read only …

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MySQL User Group Event in Stockholm 10th of April! Tid: 16:00 Datum: 10/4 2013
Adressen är: Emineo Lilla Västerbron 20 11219 Stockholm
Det är dags igen! Denna gången kommer Mats Kindahl, som vi känner igen från MySQL High availability i bokhyllan, tala om replikering i 5.6. Det är också dags att prata lite i gruppen om vad vi vill se på kommande träffar!
Agendan ser ut så här:

  • Replikeringsnyheter i MySQL 5.6 av Mats Kindahl, Senior Principal Software Developer MySQL
  • Q&A MySQL Replikering
  • Ämnen för kommande SMUG träffar
  • Mat & mingel

Denna gången sponsras vi av Emineo! Bolaget har funnits sedan 1997 och arbetar uteslutande med Oracles databas på de flesta plattformar (Windows, Solaris, HPUX, AIX, Linux). Sen 2011 har Emineo satsat på att bygga kompetens kring MySQL. Idag erbjudes förutom rena konsulttjänster även remote Drift- …

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Adaptive Fault Detection food fight

I was a guest on the Food Fight Show last week, along with a bevy of really smart people asking and answering tough questions on fault detection. We didn’t talk a lot about MySQL, but given that VividCortex is focusing on MySQL initially, pretty much all of my experience with zero-threshold, zero-configuration fault detection is MySQL-based.

It’s a fun conversation with a lot of insights into the industry, what’s wrong with current monitoring tools, and where monitoring is going. Also, it’s sold out now, but Monitorama is a conference you might be interested in if you’re doing monitoring (and who isn’t?)

Sessions at Percona Live MySQL Conference 2013: fun, competition, novelties, and a free pass

The Percona Live MySQL Conference and Expo 2013 is almost 1 month away. It's time to start planning, set the expectations, and decide what to attend. This post will give a roundup of some of the sessions that I recommend attending and I look forward to.

First, the unexpected!

After much talk and disbelief, here they come! Oracle engineers will participate to the Percona Live conference. This is wonderful! Their participation was requested by the organizers, by the attendees, and by community advocates, who all told the Oracle management how important it is to be in this conference. Finally, they have …

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