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MariaDB 10.2.4 RC now available

The MariaDB project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB 10.2.4 Release Candidate (RC). See the release notes and changelog for details. Download MariaDB 10.2.4 Release Notes Changelog What is MariaDB 10.2? MariaDB APT and YUM Repository Configuration Generator Thanks, and enjoy MariaDB!

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MySQL Group Replication… synchronous or asynchronous replication ?

After some feedback we received from early adopters or discussions during events like FOSDEM, I realized that there is some misconception about the type of replication that MySQL Group Replication is using. And even experts can be confused as Vadim’s blog post illustrated it.

So, is MySQL Group Replication asynchronous or synchronous ?? … in fact it depends !

The short answer is that GR is asynchronous. The confusion here can be explained by the comparison with Galera that claims to be synchronous or virtually synchronous depending where and who claims it (Synchronous multi-master replication library, synchronous replication,  …

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Donkey – system for MySQL automatic maintenance

We build this system based on Inception (Qunar)。

All of MySQL DDL/DML operations are based on Donkey system, with strict approval process to keep online system strong and available.

Open this file by Mockplus Donkey-system

MySQL Bug 72804 Workaround: “BINLOG statement can no longer be used to apply query events”

In this blog post, we’ll look at a workaround for MySQL bug 72804.

Recently I worked on a ticket where a customer performed a point-in-time recovery PITR using a large set of binary logs. Normally we handle this by applying the last backup, then re-applying all binary logs created since the last backup. In the middle of the procedure, their new server crashed. We identified the binary log position and tried to restart the PITR from there. However, using the option

--start-position

, the restore failed with the error “The BINLOG statement of type Table_map was not preceded by a format description BINLOG statement.” This is a known bug and is reported as MySQL …

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Percona Blog Poll Results: What Programming Languages Are You Using for Backend Development?

In this blog we’ll look at the results from Percona’s blog poll on what programming languages you’re using for backend development.

Late last year we started a poll on what backend programming languages are being used by the open source community. The three components of the backend – server, application, and database – are what makes a website or application work. Below are the results of Percona’s poll on backend programming languages in use by the community:

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

One of the best-known and earliest web service stacks is the LAMP stack, which spelled out refers to Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP/Perl/Python. We can see that this early model is still popular when it comes to the backend.

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MySQL Tablespace Encryption ( TDE )

In this blog we are going to explore about innodb tablespace encryption technique, which will be useful for securing data.

In MySQL 5.7, a new feature “Innodb Tablespace Encryption“has been added to protect the data at rest. This is a most awaited feature in security. This encryption supports all file per table tablespaces and it will not  support shared tablespace. This encryption technique works on the basis of rotating  key files. There are two types of keyring plugins available for the key management and they are given below

  • keyring_file plugin – Available in all MySQL versions.
  • keyring_okv plugin – Available in MySQL Enterprise Edition.

Architecture:

Innodb tablespace encryption uses two tier encryption architecture, in which it has master encryption key …

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FOSDEM 2017 is over… this was again a great MySQL event !

FOSDEM 2017 is over, I brought back home the flu…. but hopefully not only !

Indeed this 2017 edition was very rewarding. We started our FOSDEM with a “fringe” : pre-FOSDEM MySQL Day where we highlighted MySQL 8.0 new features and hosted some talks from MySQL friends.

This first edition of the pre-FOSDEM MySQL Day was a great success. We had up to 70 attendees! I would like to thanks all the speakers: Morgan Tocker, Bernt Marius Johnsen, Øystein Grøvlen, Kenny Gryp, Jean-François Gagné, Dag H. Wanvik, …

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Group Replication: Shipped Too Early

This blog post is my overview of Group Replication technology.

With Oracle clearly entering the “open source high availability solutions” arena with the release of their brand new Group Replication solution, I believe it is time to review the quality of the first GA (production ready) release.

TL;DR: Having examined the technology, it is my conclusion that Oracle seems to have released the GA version of Group Replication too early. While the product is definitely “working prototype” quality, the release seems rushed and unfinished. I found a significant number of issues, and I would personally not recommend it for production use.

It is obvious that Oracle is trying hard to ship technology to compete with …

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Kerberos for SQLyog by MariaDB Connector/C

Kerberos for SQLyog by MariaDB Connector/C julienfritsch Wed, 02/15/2017 - 15:06

MariaDB is an open source enterprise database with one of the most active and fastest-growing communities in the world. MariaDB Enterprise delivers the security, high availability and scalability required for mission-critical applications, and the management and monitoring tools today’s enterprises rely on.

SQLyog is included in MariaDB Enterprise and it helps DBAs, developers and database architects save time writing queries visualized with syntax checking, designing visually complex queries, and many other powerful features for visualization, synchronization and management. This 12.4 release introduces ‘read-only’ connections as well as support for the MariaDB auth_gssapi (Kerberos) plugin.

Kerberos is an authentication protocol that works on the basis of 'tickets' to allow nodes communicating over a non-secure network to prove their …

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Docker Images for Percona Server for MySQL Group Replication

In this blog post, we’ll point to a new Docker image for Percona Server for MySQL Group Replication.

Our most recent release of Percona Server for MySQL (Percona Server for MySQL 5.7.17) comes with Group Replication plugins. Unfortunately, since this technology is very new, it requires some fairly complicated steps to setup and get running. To help with that process, I’ve prepare Docker images that simplify its setup procedures.

You can find the image here: https://hub.docker.com/r/perconalab/pgr-57/.

To start the first node (bootstrap the group):

docker run -d -p 3306 --net=clusternet -e …
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