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November 6 Webinar: 5 Pitfalls to Avoid with MySQL and Big Data

You love MySQL for its ease of deployment – but are you worried about how your application will perform when it starts to scale?

SPEAKER: Gerry Narvaja, Tokutek
DATE: Wednesday, November 6th
TIME: 1pm ET
Register Now!

Join this interactive webinar with Gerry Narvaja of Tokutek as he walks through the potential pitfalls when using MySQL for Big Data applications, how you can avoid unnecessary tolls on time and resources and tips on how to get the most out of your MySQL applications with open source TokuDB.

Attend this webinar to learn how to:

  • dramatically increase performance without having to rewrite code
  • reduce the total cost of your servers and flash/SSD storage
  • perform hot schema changes

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Data Analytics at NBCUniversal. Interview with Matthew Eric Bassett.

“The most valuable thing I’ve learned in this role is that judicious use of a little bit of knowledge can go a long way. I’ve seen colleagues and other companies get caught up in the “Big Data” craze by spend hundreds of thousands of pounds sterling on a Hadoop cluster that sees a few megabytes [...]

OQGraph and TokuDB

Today, while at Oracle's MySQL Connect conference in San Francisco, I had the opportunity to talk to Gerardo Narvaja and that inspired me to try using OQGraphv3 and TokuDB. Of course, the first challenge is to compile it on my MacBook which has MacOS Lion 10.7. I installed the Apple's latest XCode Command Line tools and eventually compiled a MariaDB which had both TokuDB and OQGraph available

QA and bug fixing for OQGraph

Just mentioning it here because hard work deserves to be recognised and mentioned: Andrew McDonnell is doing an awesomely good job of testing, understanding and fixing bugs in OQGraph... which is no mean feat because the core of the code is based on the Boost Graph Library which isn't a trivial C++ library.

Big Data from Space: the “Herschel” telescope.

” One of the biggest challenges with any project of such a long duration is coping with change. There are many aspects to coping with change, including changes in requirements, changes in technology, vendor stability, changes in staffing and so on”–Jon Brumfitt. On May 14, 2009, the European Space Agency launched an Arianne 5 rocket [...]

tpm, the multi-master composer

Multi master topologies blues

Tungsten Replicator is a powerful replication engine that, in addition to providing the same features as MySQL Replication, can also create several topologies, such as

  • all-masters: every master in the deployment is a master, and all nodes are connected point-to-point, so that there is no single point of failure (SPOF).
  • fan-in: Several masters can replicate into a single slave;
  • star: It’s an all-masters topology, where one node acts as hub which simplifies the deployment at the price of creating a SPOF.

The real weakness of these topologies is that they don’t come together easily. Installation requires several commands, and running them unassisted is a daunting task. Some time ago, we introduced a set of scripts (the Tungsten Cookbook) that allow you to install multi-master topologies with a …

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On Oracle NoSQL Database –Interview with Dave Segleau.

“We went down the path of building Oracle NoSQL database because of explicit request from some of our largest Oracle Berkeley DB installations that wanted to move away from maintaining home grown sharding implementations and very much wanted an out of box technology that can replicate the robustness of what they had built “out of [...]

Welcome Tungsten Replicator 2.1.0!


Overview

First off, the important news. Tungsten Replicator 2.1.0 was released today.
You can download it and give it a try right now.


Second, I would say that I am quite surprised at how much we have done in this release. The previous release (2.0.7) was in February, which is just a few months ago, and yet it looks like ages when I see the list of improvements, new features and bug fixes in the Release Notes. I did not realized it until I ran my last batch of checks to test the upgrade from the previous release, which I hadn’t run for quite a long time. It’s …

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David Axmark & Monty Widenius will be Berliners on June 18th - SkySQL & MariaDB Roadshow

Join us at the next MySQL & Cloud Database Solutions Day hosted by SkySQL & MariaDB in Berlin on June 18th

It’s a beautiful day in Berlin today and we’re putting the final touches to next week’s MySQL & Cloud Database Solutions Day, which takes place on Tuesday June 18th in the facilities provided by Bitkom in Berlin Mitte.

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David Axmark & Monty Widenius will be Berliners on June 18th - SkySQL & MariaDB Roadshow

Join us at the next MySQL & Cloud Database Solutions Day hosted by SkySQL & MariaDB in Berlin on June 18th

It’s a beautiful day in Berlin today and we’re putting the final touches to next week’s MySQL & Cloud Database Solutions Day, which takes place on Tuesday June 18th in the facilities provided by Bitkom in Berlin Mitte.

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