The Kickfire MySQL Appliance is offically launched!
We just announced today, along with a new customer, and strategic partnerships with ten leading service companies including Percona, the MySQL performance experts.
Look for more news next week from Kickfire as we head into the MySQL conference. Kickfire will also give a keynote on the first day of the conference and will make a surprise announcement! Stay tuned …
I’ll be travelling all over the US to talk about CouchDB and meet the community for hacking & fun. If you’d like to meet & greet & talk about anything CouchDB, get in touch.
The “tour dates” are:
April 19th – 22nd: CouchHack, Asheville, NC
CouchHack.org is a four-day hacker event featuring 4/7th of the CouchDB developer group including original author Damien Katz. But you can also meet Paul Davis and J Chris Anderson.
We’ll be hacking on cutting-edge CouchDB features and help everybody there to get up to speed with CouchDB usage and internal development.
It’s a free event, just go to the …
[Read more]I’ll be travelling all over the US to talk about CouchDB and meet the community for hacking & fun. If you’d like to meet & greet & talk about anything CouchDB, get in touch.
The “tour dates” are:
April 19th – 22nd: CouchHack, Asheville, NC
CouchHack.org is a four-day hacker event featuring 4/7th of the CouchDB developer group including original author Damien Katz. But you can also meet Paul Davis and J Chris Anderson.
We’ll be hacking on cutting-edge CouchDB features and help everybody there to get up to speed with CouchDB usage and internal development.
It’s a free event, just go to the …
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Giri Mandalika has written an article showing how to develop
C++ database applications for MySQL and
another article showing how to install MySQL Connector/C++ from the
source.
Giri Mandalika has written an article showing how to develop
C++ database applications for MySQL and
another article showing how to install MySQL Connector/C++ from the
source.
I'm glad to announce the release of Memcached Functions for MySQL
version 0.9. This version contains a couple bug fixes:
* Switched to using calloc() instead of malloc(), check for
return value
* Changed memc_servers_set() to not create a new connection when
one already exists, free first
Also added:
* memc_server_version()
mysql> select memc_server_version('127.0.0.1:11211')\G
*************************** 1. row
***************************
memc_server_version('127.0.0.1:11211'): Server: 127.0.0.1 (11211)
version 1.2.6
I'm glad to get development moving along again. The book really
took a ton of time, so now I can get this project moving along.
Version 0.10 I'll be adding even more functionality. I'll get
some ideas at the user's conference next week as well. One thing
I need to get working properly is the ability to set a value in a
specific …
I’ll be travelling all over the US to talk about CouchDB and meet the community for hacking & fun. If you’d like to meet & greet & talk about anything CouchDB, get in touch.
The “tour dates” are:
April 19th – 22nd: CouchHack, Asheville, NC
CouchHack.org is a four-day hacker event featuring 4/7th of the CouchDB developer group including original author Damien Katz. But you can also meet Paul Davis and J Chris Anderson.
We’ll be hacking on cutting-edge CouchDB features and help everybody there to get up to speed with CouchDB usage and internal development.
It’s a free event, just go to the …
[Read more]For those attending the MySQL Conference & Expo and interested in database schema design, please make sure to register for our free Workshops. We will not only have guru Mike Hillyer teaching everything essential you need to know about schema design, but also do lots of hands-on training with MySQL Workbench.
In addition you will get a Sneak Peak of the feature set that will be implemented in the next versions of MySQL Workbench. Let me share a few screenshots to grab your attention.
If you think you recognize what you see here and can guess the functionality, please post your speculations in the comments.
Same for this screenshot.
Happy guessing and I hope to see …
[Read more]Coming out of the day: I am not at the MySQL Conference and Expo 2009!
Andrey, who has developed the majority of the source code of both MySQL Connector/C++ and the MySQL native driver for PHP (mysqlnd), will be giving two talks about them. Lawrin, Andrey and I finished writing the slides for the Not so Quiet on the C++ Front talk. Johannes, Andrey and I also finished writing the slides for the mysqlnd: How the PHP/MySQL Stack Got Better presentation.
And, last but not least, …
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We have been testing MySQL/Galera cluster with various benchmarks
and one exercise in our test plan is to try clustering
performance in web application level. We picked Drupal as our
first target application and composed cluster from identical
Drupal instances. Each Drupal node has local MySQL database and
we cluster the databases with Galera synchronous multi-master
replication system. As a result, the effects of http requests
hitting any Drupal node, will be synchronously replicated to the
whole cluster.
Alex wrote a detailed article about the benchmarking session. I
present here just an executive summary and go directly to the
final results.
Test Platform
We tested the Drupal cluster with Amazon EC2 small instances.
Small instance is not particularly suitable for web platform due
to long latencies, but we got …