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Meet Codership, the makers of Galera Cluster, at DataOps Barcelona 20-21 June

Codership, the makers of Galera Cluster are proud to be sponsors at the second annual DataOps.Barcelona happening June 20-21 2019 at the World Trade Centre in Barcelona, Spain.

For an opening keynote, in the Auditorium from 9.30-10.30am see Colin Charles speak about What’s New in Galera Cluster 4. There are plenty of new features and it debuts in MariaDB Server 10.4, so expect to hear a lot about what is available. On day two, Colin will also speak about Running MySQL and MariaDB Server securely in 2019.

Our booth will have Vlad Alexandru manning it all the time, and we would love to talk to you about Galera Cluster, roadmaps, plans, as well as our support, training and consulting for Galera Cluster for MySQL as well as Percona XtraDB Cluster (PXC).

Galera Cluster will also be running a raffle, so drop …

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Our recap of the Percona Live Conference in Austin

We were pleased to sponsor the Percona Live Conference in Austin this year: many thanks to the Percona Team for organising a smooth conference yet again!

This is the recap of our week in Texas!

At The Conference

This year’s conference was the first one not taking place in Santa Clara, CA, but rather in Austin, TX. This turned out to be a nice choice by Percona, as it meant that open source database users who may not have travelled to California in the past, were attracted to the new location; and Austin being the new hot spot for (tech) companies at the moment, a lot of “locals” seemed to have made the choice to attend the conference. It was great to meet many new faces as a result.

As Diamond Sponsors of the conference we were of course present with a booth in the exhibition hall, as well as with three talks.

And while the hotel looked slightly dystopian at night, it was in fact a nice and …

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Text processing experiments for finding the MySQL configuration files

When it comes to configuring MySQL, a fundamental step is to find out which configuration files the MySQL server reads.

The operation itself is simple, however, if we want to script the operation, using text processing in a sharp way, it’s not immediate what the best solution is.

In this post I’ll explore the process of looking for a satisfying solution, going through grep, perl, and awk.

Contents:

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2019 Open Source Database Report: Top Databases, Public Cloud vs. On-Premise, Polyglot Persistence

Ready to transition from a commercial database to open source, and want to know which databases are most popular in 2019? Wondering whether an on-premise vs. public cloud vs. hybrid cloud infrastructure is best for your database strategy? Or, considering adding a new database to your application and want to see which combinations are most popular? We found all the answers you need at the Percona Live event last month, and broke down the insights into the following free trends reports:

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Transparent Proxy Maintenance for MySQL, MariaDB & Percona Server

Overview The Skinny

When it comes to zero downtime, proxies are the first line components of a cluster.

In order to achieve High Availability (HA) for MySQL, MariaDB and Percona Server, a commonly deployed setup consists of configuring load balancers (hardware or software) on top of those proxies.

A Strong Architecture How is Maintenance Made Possible?

With this proxy + load balancer architecture, server maintenance is made possible on any of the proxy hosts, as follows:

  • the proxy is stopped
  • the load balancer detects the dead proxy and removes it from the pool
  • new connection requests go to live proxies

The Problem What Happens to Existing Sessions?

But wait… even though new connections are re-routed correctly, what happens …

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Where you can MySQL team at this week

Just a reminder for the shows we are attending this week: 

  • Hong Kong OpenSource Conference (HKOS), Hong Kong, Jun 14-15, 2019

    • MySQL as Silver sponsor will have a MySQL booth & MySQL track on the second day morning.
  • SouthEast Linux Fest (SELF), Charlotte, US, Jun 14-16, 2019
    • MySQL as Diamond sponsor will have a MySQL booth as well as three MySQL talks given by David Stokes, the MySQL Community Manager as follows:
      • Securing your SQL and NoSQL Databases, 4:00-5:00pm on Jun 14.
      • How Do You Get Your Book Published?, 11:30-12:30pm on Jun 15.
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Database Automation with Puppet: Deploying MySQL & MariaDB Galera Cluster

In the previous blog post, we showed you some basic steps to deploy and manage a standalone MySQL server as well as MySQL Replication setup using the MySQL Puppet module. In this second installation, we are going to cover similar steps, but now with a Galera Cluster setup.

Galera Cluster with Puppet

As you might know, Galera Cluster has three main providers:

  • MySQL Galera Cluster (Codership)
  • Percona XtraDB Cluster (Percona)
  • MariaDB Cluster …
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Check the MySQL server startup configuration

Since 8.0.16, MySQL Server supports a --validate-config option that enables the startup configuration to be checked for problems without running the server in normal operational mode.
--validate-config can be used any time, but is particularly useful after an upgrade, to check whether any options previously used with the older server are considered by the upgraded server to be deprecated or obsolete.

The post Check the MySQL server startup configuration first appeared on dasini.net - Diary of a MySQL expert.

Perform Complex Online Schema Changes on MySQL / MariaDB / Percona Server Leveraging Tungsten Clustering

Background The Skinny

Performing schema changes often requires extended downtime for applications. This is due to MySQL needing to rebuild tables for common schema change operations. Tools like pt-online-schema-change have been written to try to overcome the downtime associated with schema changes, however they are complex and put a high load on the database. Amazon’s Aurora improves some schema changes operations, but still requires a table rebuild for common operations like adding a column using before or after, or simply to add a column with a default value. Rebuilding a table with millions of rows can take hours and prevent writes to that table the entire time.

How Can Tungsten Clustering Keep Applications Running? How Does It All Work?

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An Overview of PostgreSQL & MySQL Cross Replication

This blog is aimed at explaining an overview of cross replication between PostgreSQL and MySQL, and further discussing the methods of configuring cross replication between the two database servers. Traditionally, the databases involved in a cross replication setup are called heterogeneous databases, which is a good approach to move away from one RDBMS server to another.

Both PostgreSQL and MySQL databases are conventionally RDBMS databases but they also offer NoSQL capability with added extensions to have the best of both worlds. This article focuses on the discussion of replication between PostgreSQL and MySQL from an RDBMS perspective.

An exhaustive explanation about internals of replication is not within the purview of this blog, however, some foundational elements shall be discussed to give the audience an understanding of how is replication configured between database servers, advantages, limitations and perhaps some known use …

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