Week 2(2nd June – 9th June)

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS LAST WEEK

1. Switched from Windows to Ubuntu and learnt a few linux commands that will help me while coding for mysql in the long run.
2. Installed VS2005 Express and created the mysql.sln project file to view the complete mysql coding. However the build failed … The cl compiler was not available.

KEY TASKS THAT STALLED LAST WEEK

1 Building mysql from source.

a. On cygwin

b. On VS 2005 Express

c. On Ubuntu 6.06

All of the above installations had some setup issues, and debugging them was time consuming and a nightmare but things are getting sorted now.

KEY CONCERNS

Building mysql from source is problematic and time-consuming due to it’s dependencies on various tools. This fact has been stated in …

Week 2(2nd June – 9th June)

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS LAST WEEK

1. Switched from Windows to Ubuntu and learnt a few linux commands that will help me while coding for mysql in the long run.
2. Installed VS2005 Express and created the mysql.sln project file to view the complete mysql coding. However the build failed … The cl compiler was not available.

KEY TASKS THAT STALLED LAST WEEK

1 Building mysql from source.

a. On cygwin

b. On VS 2005 Express

c. On Ubuntu 6.06

All of the above installations had some setup issues, and debugging them was time consuming and a nightmare but things are getting sorted now.

KEY CONCERNS

Building mysql from source is problematic and time-consuming due to it’s dependencies on various tools. This fact has been stated in …

Week 1 (26th May – 2nd June)

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS LAST WEEK

• My friend Abdullah (mail id: abdullah.ak2002@gmail.com), who is collaborating with me and giving me a helping hand for my GSoc project met my mentor Brian Aker in the India Shock Tour 2008. link : http://in.sun.com/sunnews/events/2008/mysql/
• Ran through the mysql slap code with Brian Aker and obtained tips from him as well as learnt some more about the “Exciting Requirements” for mysqlslap.
• We are currently reviewing various options for extending mysqlslap
  • Initially we had thought of adding some functions to mysqlslap
  • Brian Aker gave us a few suggestions with respect to developing an interpreter for mysqlslap. (Thank you Brian J). …

Week 1 (26th May – 2nd June)

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS LAST WEEK

• My friend Abdullah (mail id: abdullah.ak2002@gmail.com), who is collaborating with me and giving me a helping hand for my GSoc project met my mentor Brian Aker in the India Shock Tour 2008. link : http://in.sun.com/sunnews/events/2008/mysql/
• Ran through the mysql slap code with Brian Aker and obtained tips from him as well as learnt some more about the “Exciting Requirements” for mysqlslap.
• We are currently reviewing various options for extending mysqlslap
  • Initially we had thought of adding some functions to mysqlslap
  • Brian Aker gave us a few suggestions with respect to developing an interpreter for mysqlslap. (Thank you Brian J). …

With a few days of delay, I want to share my impressions about Red Hat's Open Source Day presented in Rome on June 10, 2008.

The Event

Event was organized really well, Red Hat took responsibility of everything and all went smoothly toward the end. There were more than 200 attendees and the hall was crowded of Open Source enthusiasts, customers and others waiting for interesting speeches and a juicy agenda. General impression was very good, a lot of attention from both community attendees and customers willing to deeper their Open Source knowledge and listening to shining or emerging stars in the field.

A rich agenda gave everyone a bunch of new ideas to think about.

MySQL/Sun

Luca Gargaglione catalyzed attendees attention by explaining How and Why MySQL is the world's most popular open source database. He gave us a …

How To Set Up A Load-Balanced MySQL Cluster With MySQL 5.1

This tutorial is based on Falko Timme's tutorial for MySQL Cluster 5.0. It shows how to configure a MySQL 5.1 cluster with five nodes: 1 x management, 2 x storage nodes and 2 x balancer nodes. This cluster is load-balanced by an Ultra Monkey package which provides heartbeat (for checking if the other node is still alive) and ldirectord (to split up the requests to the nodes of the MySQL cluster).

I have recently moved MySQL Sandbox to launchpad and Bazaar.

Working with Launchpad is really a joy. It is much more than providing a web interface to Bazaar version control. It also includes provisions for bug reporting and handling, writing blueprints for your roadmap, creating distribution files, and manage your packages if you want to release them in …

With a few days of delay, I want to share my impressions about Red Hat's Open Source Day presented in Rome on June 10, 2008.

The Event

Event was organized really well, Red Hat took responsibility of everything and all went smoothly toward the end. There were more than 200 attendees and the hall was crowded of Open Source enthusiasts, customers and others waiting for interesting speeches and a juicy agenda. General impression was very good, a lot of attention from both community attendees and customers willing to deeper their Open Source knowledge and listening to shining or emerging stars in the field.

A rich agenda gave everyone a bunch of new ideas to think about.

MySQL/Sun

Luca Gargaglione catalyzed attendees attention by explaining How and Why MySQL is the world's most popular open source database. He gave us a …

With a few days of delay, I want to share my impressions about Red Hat's Open Source Day presented in Rome on June 10, 2008.

The Event

Event was organized really well, Red Hat took responsibility of everything and all went smoothly toward the end. There were more than 200 attendees and the hall was crowded of Open Source enthusiasts, customers and others waiting for interesting speeches and a juicy agenda. General impression was very good, a lot of attention from both community attendees and customers willing to deeper their Open Source knowledge and listening to shining or emerging stars in the field.

A rich agenda gave everyone a bunch of new ideas to think about.

MySQL/Sun

Luca Gargaglione catalyzed attendees attention by explaining How and Why MySQL is the world's most popular open source database. He gave us a …

With a few days of delay, I want to share my impressions about Red Hat's Open Source Day presented in Rome on June 10, 2008.

The Event

Event was organized really well, Red Hat took responsibility of everything and all went smoothly toward the end. There were more than 200 attendees and the hall was crowded of Open Source enthusiasts, customers and others waiting for interesting speeches and a juicy agenda. General impression was very good, a lot of attention from both community attendees and customers willing to deeper their Open Source knowledge and listening to shining or emerging stars in the field.

A rich agenda gave everyone a bunch of new ideas to think about.

MySQL/Sun

Luca Gargaglione catalyzed attendees attention by explaining How and Why MySQL is the world's most popular open …