The on-demand webinar for the MySQL Cluster 7.3 Development Release is now available.
You can learn more about the design, implementation and getting started with all of the new MySQL Cluster 7.3 features from the comfort and convenience of your own device, including:
- Foreign Key constraints in MySQL Cluster
- Auto-installation of higher performance distributed, clusters
We received some great questions over the course of the webinar, and I wanted to share …
[Read more]Read the original article at Cloud Deployment Interview
What does a cloud computing expert need to know? In part one of the cloud interview guide we covered some basic unix & Linux systems administration skills, and cloud computing and infrastructure concepts. Those are key starting points. You might also want to jump to part 3 cloud dba, architecture and management interview questions.
In this second part, let’s dig into deploying applications in the cloud, and day to day operations skills. There’s a lot of material here. We recommend …
[Read more]Stockholm will host the Swedish MySQL Users Group on November 21st and the details can be found at http://www.facebook.com/events/468752256510179/
We will talk about news from MySQL Connect, which was a few weeks ago, especially if 5.6RC course! * We will have a review of partitioning with a developer who has worked with just that. * Our last point is a review of a beloved children – character sets in MySQL. One common source of headaches.
MySQL User Group meeting in Sweden coming up!
Agenda is not finalized yet but we are going to talk about:
- News from MySQL Connect - MySQL 5.6 RC
- MySQL partitioning
- Handling character set and collations
Location:
Munchen Bryggeriet Soder Malarstrand 57B (6th floor)
Stockholm, 118 25
Time: 15:00 - 18:00
You can register for event here
See you there!
I am very excited to share that today Zmanda has combined forces with Carbonite - the best known brand in cloud backup. I want to take this opportunity to introduce you to Carbonite and tell you what this announcement means to the extended Zmanda family, including our employees, customers, resellers and partners.
First, we become “Zmanda - A Carbonite Company” instead of “Zmanda, Inc.” and I will continue to lead the Zmanda business operations. Carbonite will continue to focus on backing up desktops, laptops, file servers, and mobile devices. Zmanda will continue to focus on backup of servers and databases. Carbonite’s sales team will start selling Zmanda Cloud Backup directly and through its channels. Since Carbonite already has a much larger installed base of users and resellers, our growth should …
[Read more]I’ve been doing a little bit of programming in Go recently, and really enjoying it. It’s an awesome language with really solid libraries. It reminds me a lot of the .NET framework in that it’s well-thought-out, but the Go language itself is a lot smaller, less formal, and a lot more expressive than I ever found C# to be. And that’s saying a lot – C# was my previous favorite language, along with the occasional Java, C++, Python, JavaScript, and – gasp – Visual Basic 6.
I was just skimming through the latest “Meet the Experts” podcast from Oracle, whose topic is debugging stored routines in MySQL. The tl;dr (tl;dl?) version is if you’re working with Windows and .NET, you can install a Visual Studio plugin that lets you debug stored routines in the server via the .NET connection libraries. That’s pretty nice, for those who are using that platform. The podcast is only a few minutes, so if you’re interested, by all means listen to it, or take a look at the documentation.
The mysqlbinlog are not new. We often reference it and
all of the valuable information that it provides. I thought it
might be useful to show some simple examples on how to get some
of that information, for those unfamiliar with the mysqlbinlog
tool.
For this example, I used the MySQL benchmark tools to populate data.
You can review binary log events a couple if different
ways.
You can use the command line :
mysqlbinlog
mysql56rc-bin.000010
or within MySQL via a simple query.
SHOW BINLOG EVENTS IN
'mysql56rc-bin.000010' ;
These will both dump out all of the data, and this demo currently
has 2284725 rows of data, to much to review …
So, do you really need phpMyAdmin to access MySQL database on a shared hosting?
NO, you don’t need it, but popular hosting services like GoDaddy integrate phpMyAdmin to facilitate access to MySQL server. Of course phpMyAdmin is a nice tool, no offense, but what if you prefer a desktop application over phpMyAdmin, or you are a developer working on an application that needs to access the MySQL database on a shared hosting? That desktop application I’m referring to is SQLyog. So how does SQLyog access the MySQL database on a shared hosting? And how you can do the same with your own application?
The Problem
Shared hosting is your best option if you have a personal website, or you own a small business and wish to leverage your online presence to get it noticed. They are cheap, you don’t have to manually …
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Also find Sean Hull’s ramblings on twitter @hullsean. Having just spent the last 24 hours in lower manhattan, while Hurricane Sandy rolled through, it’s offered some first hand lessons on disaster recovery. Watching the city and state officials, Con Edison, first responders and hospitals deal with the disaster brings some salient insights. 1. What are [...]
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