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Sun's Network Innovations (3 of 4)

As I referenced in my prior entry, I'm reviewing Sun's three major strategic imperatives, and our progress going in to next fiscal year. Our strategic imperatives, in order, are:

1. Technology Adoption
2. Commercial Innovation
3. Efficiently Connecting 1. and 2.

This entry focuses on the second, Commercial Innovation, and reviews our core revenue products, services and strategies.

By now, you understand Sun's approach to growing the market - driving adoption of key technologies drives Sun's addressable market. Once you're using one of our fundamental technologies, Sun's innovations focused on those technologies are relevant to you. The beauty of free distribution is you don't have to pick customers, they pick you.

Three very …

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Meetups coming soon: Sharon Levy, Franck Leveneur, & Sphinx’s Andrew Aksyonoff in from Russia

Meetup Mashup We just had a fun Programmer’s Schmooze this past Sunday with the PHP/MySQL & Semantic Web meetups. These informal meetings are a great chance to network with people from different disciplines. We had an interesting fellow join us … Continue reading →

MySQL University: MySQL and ZFS

This Thursday (March 12th, 14:00 UTC), Martin MC Brown will give a MySQL University session on MySQL and ZFS. MC works on the MySQL Documentation Team and has been involved with quite a few Solaris things, for example porting MySQL to openSolaris. MC has recently given MySQL University talks on developing MySQL on Solaris and about using DTrace with MySQL.

For MySQL University sessions, point your browser to this page. You need a browser with a working Flash plugin. You may register for a Dimdim account, but you don't …

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A deceiving error message while setting a replication slave

I was setting up a slave manually for a quick-and-dirty experiment, when I found this one:


mysql %gt; slave start;
ERROR 1200 (HY000): The server is not configured as slave; fix in config file or with CHANGE MASTER TO


Hmm... I did the CHANGE MASTER TO already, but just for the sake of it, let's do it again.


mysql %gt; change master to master_host='127.0.0.1', master_port=22346,
master_user='msandbox', master_password='msandbox',
master_log_file='mysql-bin.000002', master_log_pos=106;
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)

mysql %gt; slave start;
ERROR 1200 (HY000): The server is not configured as slave; fix in config file or with CHANGE MASTER TO


Again! Why is it asking to execute CHANGE MASTER TO, which has been accepted right now?

Then it came to me. Because I did a manual configuration, and I …

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Technology Adoption (2 of 4)

As I referenced in my prior entry, I'm reviewing Sun's three major strategic imperatives, and our progress going in to next fiscal year. Our strategic imperatives, in order, are:

1. Technology Adoption
2. Commercial Innovation
3. Efficiently Connecting 1. and 2.

This entry focuses on the first, Technology Adoption. Adoption is a non-economic phenomena, no money is spent, only time - yet it has extreme financial consequences. Let me give you an example.

I was with a big customer of ours last year, and reading through my account briefing before the meeting, I knew we were doing well. An analysis of their download activity showed they were heavy users of Solaris and OpenSolaris, and they had a large internal community of MySQL users, as well. In the meeting, their CIO said "we love where Solaris is headed." I …

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MySQL Advice for Solaris Containers, Java, & SugarCRM performance

The ISV Engineering team at Sun has released 3 new documents giving important MySQL implementation and performance advice on Solaris Containers, Java technology, and SugarCRM.

The first is another great publication in the Sun BluePrint™ Series called Running MySQL Database in Solaris Containers by Ritu Kamboj and Giri MandalikaSolaris Containers are a Sun unique virtualization option that let applications run on the same server in isolation from each other.    This allows easier workload resource management, maintenance …

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MySQL Advice for Solaris Containers, Java, & SugarCRM performance

The ISV Engineering team at Sun has released 3 new documents giving important MySQL implementation and performance advice on Solaris Containers, Java technology, and SugarCRM.

The first is another great publication in the Sun BluePrint™ Series called Running MySQL Database in Solaris Containers by Ritu Kamboj and Giri MandalikaSolaris Containers are a Sun unique virtualization option that let applications run on the same server in isolation from each other.    This allows easier workload resource management, …

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BoFs welcome at the MySQL Users Conference and Expo 2009

As usual, the MySQL Users Conference and Expo includes Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions.

For the uninitiated, a BoF is an informal discussion group about a common topic. There is no registration and no fee for a BoF. You can organize one even if you don't plan to attend the main event. If your BoF is accepted and scheduled, you can organize it as you like. You won't get a free pass for a BoF, though.

We provide the rooms. You bring in the ideas. Submit a BoF proposal!

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Understanding Sun in Three Easy Steps (1 of 4)

We've been making a fair number of announcements recently - on both the product and the partnering front. That's generated a lot of interest, and a fair number of questions. So I thought I'd take the opportunity to deliver this overview and the upcoming focused discussions on what makes Sun tick in a video format. Let me know if this is useful, or what else we can do to keep you informed via the comment field at the bottom.

We're approaching the end of our fiscal year, and given all the swirl in the economy, I thought it worthwhile to restate where Sun's headed as a company, to let customers, partners, employees and investors see and understand where we're headed. Clarity's always useful, doubly so in times of uncertainty.

Let me start by joining the chorus of those worried about the global economy. I am routinely talking to customers now partially owned by governments, whose share prices have declined 95% or more, whose balance …

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BoFs welcome at the MySQL Users Conference and Expo 2009

As usual, the MySQL Users Conference and Expo includes Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions.

For the uninitiated, a BoF is an informal discussion group about a common topic. There is no registration and no fee for a BoF. You can organize one even if you don't plan to attend the main event. If your BoF is accepted and scheduled, you can organize it as you like. You won't get a free pass for a BoF, though.

We provide the rooms. You bring in the ideas. Submit a BoF proposal!

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