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New PostgreSQL Virtual Appliance Released

Hot from the Virtual Appliance Turkey Fryer, build 74 of the PostgreSQL Virtual Appliance is available for download here

This appliance features automated use of Virtual Hard disks to allow the nano sized appliance to access any size storage for its database.

This appliance provides an upgrade to PostgreSQL 8.1.4.

Enjoy.

New MySQL Virtual Appliance Released

A new MySQL Virtual Appliance is now available for download.

This new virtual appliance runs MySQL Version 5.0.1 which provides some great new features, including new datatypes, support for schemas, increased performance and triggers.

As well, this is the first virtual appliance featuring fully automated use of extra Virtual Hard Disks, which opens the door to practically unlimited storage potential using a small appliance, in spite of a small disk image size.

Any VMware or Virtual PC VHDs working, including physical volumes and VI3’s ESX hosted
iSCSI or Fiber Channel SAN volumes.

We will post a pictorial on how to use VHDs shortly.

As usual, our download images are nice and tiny.  Just 27MB for all this MySQL goodness.

MySQL Virtual Appliance Released

We are very pleased to announce the release of the MySQL Virtual Appliance. Literally the easiest and fastest way to get MySQL running. The MySQL Virtual Appliance is just 22MB to download, and is running MySQL and PHPMyAdmin right out of the box with no configuration.

Welcome!!

Wow! This is my first experience with Blogs! This is all very exciting. Now that my system is all set up, I can use this to post and hopefully share some interesting stuff regarding the world of MySQL software. More to come.....

Announcements: Before you post

Before you post or ask, follow these easy steps (more detail to follow):

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6. Procedure?
7. Follow up
8. Civility

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