Here's my presentation on Memcached and MySQL:
You can download the sample files here:
Here's my presentation on Memcached and MySQL:
You can download the sample files here:
Mike Olson is on the entrepreneurial prowl again. The co-founder of Sleepycat, who sold his company to Oracle and recently left Oracle for a brief stint as a relaxed person, is back in action.
I talked a day ago with a company that has talked to Mike about an executive ...
Three weeks ago Milking The GNU was suggesting to SUN a few directions for MySQL. They were articulated around 4 messages:
Well, it took less than a month for SUN to react. Here is a dramatized version of the answers implicitly given by Jonathan at the light of recent SUN's announcements:
1- I'm going to keep the RedHat business for myself, …
[Read more]Sun advances GlassFish. Red Hat announces JBoss momentum. Mandriva releases Linux update. (and more)
Sun Microsystems Announces Technology Preview of Open Source Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server and New Sun GlassFish Communications Server, Sun Microsystems (Press Release)
Red Hat Continues Middleware Industry Momentum, Red Hat (Press Release)
Mandriva presents its latest distribution: Mandriva Linux 2008 Spring, Mandriva (Press Release)
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Kickfire has announced (as of April 14th, 2008) record breaking
results in the TPC-H(tm) Price/Performance category at 300GB and
also in overall performance in the non-clustered category at
300GB.
You can find the official results here on the TPC(tm)
(Transaction Processing Performance Council) website:
http://www.tpc.org/tpch/results/tpch_price_perf_results.asp
http://www.tpc.org/tpch/results/tpch_price_perf_results.asp?resulttype=noncluster
While the amazingly low price of the Kickfire Database Appliance
2400 will grab you (only about twice the price of a typical 4U
MySQL database server) -- the amazing performance per watt is
truly incredible. The 3RU Kickfire appliance used in the 300GB
volume test consumes …
More competition for Mtron is right around the corner.
The Mtron PRO 7000 at 32GB is $1,129 or $35 per GB and can write at 90MB/s.
The Super Talent MasterDrive DX at 64GB is $1299 or $20 per GB and can do 70MB/s throughput.
So the Super Talent drive is about 22% slower but 42% cheaper.
Though I don’t think the MTBF is high enough for DB operations.
That and there’s no published IOPS specification. Kind of important….
[Read more]There's an article about social networking and online retailers in this month's Internet Retailer.
I've been saying for some time that open source is not a price tag, or at least is much more than that. In criticizing Oracle's "lite"/express approach to competing with MySQL years ago, I insisted that "free, as in price, is just one part of the open source puzzle. But it's not necessarily the most important one."
I stand by that claim, and received confirmation from Untangle this week.
Untangle is an open-source network gateway company. It started out as a proprietary software company, but turned to open source for growth. This doesn't always work well for companies, largely because many get the model and/or culture wrong.
Untangle, however, has done it right, and …
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Dear Lazyweb,
I am tracking three four five lots of different proxies for MySQL
today:
http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/MySQL_Proxy
http://consoleninja.net/code/dpm/README.html
http://spockproxy.sourceforge.net/
http://sqlrelay.sourceforge.net/
http://myosotis.continuent.org/HomePage
Proximo
Would someone please do a write up on which is best, which is
moving forward, and synopsis the differences? I don't expect a
front runner just yet, but it would be nice to see a …
This is the 96th edition of the weekly review of database blogs, Log Buffer.
Let’s start this one in SQL Server Land, with a question from Dennis Gobo — should SQL Server have the CREATE [OR REPLACE] PROCEDURE syntax? There are, he writes, advantages: “When scripting out a database you don?t have to generate if exists…..drop statements,” and disadvantages: “I can overwrite a proc without even knowing it.” Of course, the commenters have opinions of their own, and the piece becomes a straw poll for the desirability of that syntax as a feature.
Aaron Bertrand has one too: …
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