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Centralized Login Management Comes to MySQL: Introducing PAM and Windows Authentication Support

You probably remember the world of new possibilities introduced to MySQL 5.5. If you do, you probably would agree that no API is useful by itself.

This is why you need authentication plugins that fit the largest possible number of authentication setups.

I can only guess what these authentication solutions look like for your server. But chances are that your OS has a pretty good idea on how best to authenticate users in it. This is why we've decided to hook MySQL to the two most widely used OS authentication APIs : Pluggable Authentication Modules (a.k.a PAM) and the Windows Security Support Provider Interface

Let's …

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Developer Day MySQL - Minneapolis

Another MySQL Developer Day is available. I will be joining the MySQL team in Minneapolis Thursday, November 17, 2011.

You can register here.

Percona Live MySQL Conference and Expo opens Call for Papers

Call for Papers for the Percona Live MySQL Conference and Expo is finally open! We had a little delay while we set up the software so thank you for your patience. Taking into consideration the short delay we are going to extend the close date to December 5th, 2011. Simply go to our website and click the Log In tab on the top of the page. Please help us make this conference outstanding by submitting your talks!

Multi-Site, Multi-Master MySQL Databases Made Easy with Tungsten - Webinar 9/22

Cross-site databases are the next challenge facing today's MySQL-based businesses. Continuent Tungsten enables multi-master with an innovative new architecture called System of Record that avoids data conflicts, ensures sites are ready for quick failover, and uses hardware resources efficiently.Watch this video from our 9/22/11 webcast to learn how Tungsten Enterprise enables System of Record

MySQL no longer fully open source database

Just in case anybody missed it: http://blogs.oracle.com/MySQL/entry/new_commercial_extensions_for_mysql

MySQL has long been an open source product, not an open source project…. and this really is the final nail in that.

To me, this was expected, but it’s still sad to see it.

I am very, very glad we have diverse copyright ownership in Drizzle so that this could not happen easily at all.

Amazon EBS mySQL, Disk Throughput and the Dual Edge of Software Raid

Amazon's EBS system is just a nice interface to a SAN subsystem, which manages the attachments of SAN LUNs. The problem with SAN when compared to Local SAS drives is latency and the shared controller, which caches IOPS for very distinct load profiles. Each load profile has an "optimized" cache profile from the SAN's redundant controller system. You may be able to attach petabytes of disks, but this system cannot utilize the true throughput when compared to small locally attached SAS Drives. Now the management portion of awesome. I love having the ability to mount more disk but I rarely need more space, I need speed.

How to get Speed out of Amazon's EBS volumes: Software RAID it!

mdadm --create /dev/md1 -v --raid-devices=8 --chunk=256 --level=raid10 /dev/xvdk /dev/xvdl /dev/xvdm /dev/xvdn /dev/xvdo /dev/xvdp /dev/xvdq /dev/xvdr


Take 8 EBS 125 GB volumes create a raid10 array with a 256KB chunk size. After …

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Using MySQL as a Queue, and Free Percona Live Tickets

This week’s TGIF give-away contest is a day early, and it’s a guest post over on the Engine Yard blog: 5 subtle ways you’re using MySQL as a queue, and why it’ll bite you. Go there to read the full post, and watch @engineyard’s Twitter feed for the chance to enter the contest for free Percona Live London tickets!

Excerpt from the blog post:

Many people realize the difficulties in building a good job queue or batch processing system, and try not to create one inside MySQL. Although the job queue is a great design pattern from the developer’s point of view, they know it’s often hard to implement well in a relational database. However, experience shows me that job queues sneak up in unexpected ways, even if you’re a seasoned …

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New Commercial Extensions for MySQL Enterprise Edition

MySQL 5.5 GA and MySQL 5.6 Development Milestone Releases have delivered many new compelling features to the MySQL users and community for testing, feedback and use.

In addition, commercial customers have access to a number of commercial extensions already included in MySQL Enterprise Edition:

•    MySQL Enterprise Monitor
•    MySQL Enterprise Backup

Continuing the business model of MySQL, we are adding three new commercial extensions to MySQL Enterprise Edition:

  • MySQL Enterprise Scalability
    • Thread Pool …
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New Commercial Extensions for MySQL Enterprise Edition

MySQL 5.5 GA and MySQL 5.6 Development Milestone Releases have delivered many new compelling features to the MySQL users and community for testing, feedback and use.

In addition, commercial customers have access to a number of commercial extensions already included in MySQL Enterprise Edition:

•    MySQL Enterprise Monitor
•    MySQL Enterprise Backup

Continuing the business model of MySQL, we are adding three new commercial extensions to MySQL Enterprise Edition:

  • MySQL Enterprise Scalability
    • Thread Pool …
[Read more]
Beware: Default charset for mysqldump is utf8, regardless of server default charset

I ran into this issue a while ago, and was reminded of it again recently. mysqldump uses a default charset of utf8, even when the default charset of the server is set differently. Why does this matter? The problem exists more in the fact that if you have string data that is in latin1 format, […]

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