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2009 CommunityOne Call for Participation

Submit a session, panel topic, or lightning talk for CommunityOne 2009. READ MORE

Do we want an Open Source MySQL Monitoring tool ?

Matt Reid wants to know what we want in an Open Source MySQL monitoring solution ?

He is working on the second incarnation of Monolith and wants input from the MySQL community.

Now for me the bigger question is if we want an isolated tool that runs stand alone, or a tool which we can integrate it in something we already have.

To me there is a difference between a tool that I want to use to debug my environment, such as Mytop or MySQL Activity Report, in that case I need some tool that quickly installs with little dependencies and little impact.

On the other side I want a tool that is constantly there, that tells me about trends and performance history. But there I don't want an isolated toool, I want something fully integrated where I can correlate different measurements from disk io, memory usage etc , that tool should also tell me about the …

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Hyperic supports the cloud

HQ 4.0 helps monitor in-house and cloud-based apps using Amazon EC2 READ MORE

Can India say no to non-free software?

A recent clash between free software activists and conference organizers in India raises the question of whether India can really boycott Microsoft and other "non-free software" READ MORE

Another look at Tasktop

As Tasktop releases a new version, I (finally) realize that it is leveraging the "open core" business model that I'm a proponent of. READ MORE

Open Query is hiring!

Arjen & gang are looking for skilled and enthusiastic colleagues!
Essentials

  • guru level practical skills in MySQL schema/query design, server administration and tuning;
  • expertise with common dev and deployment infrastructure (mainly Linux but also other *nix and Windows);
  • freedom to travel without restriction;
  • self-motivated, ability to work independently (from anywhere - good Internet access required);
  • excellent written/verbal English, comfortable public speaker.

Being a small, company, the range of possible work tasks can be quite diverse, although you are not required to be able to do everything. That said, your application will be more highly regarded if you exhibit a broad range of skills and interests, both directly technical and otherwise.
Desirable abilities

  • shell and Perl scripting;
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SpringSource joins the Groovy club

G2One acquisition adds SpringSource to the list of vendors endorsing Groovy, but relying on a support business model for Groovy may not be the best path forward. READ MORE

Alfresco's open source barometer study is poorly named

It's important to understand the survey methodology before looking at the results READ MORE

Guy Kawasaki on cheap startups

Find out just how little money it takes to start a web 2.0 company using open source software READ MORE

Data Protection for Today’s Economy: Amber Road and Zmanda

Today Sun announced the new 7000 line (aka Amber Road) of open storage appliances. Amber Road runs OpenSolaris and ZFS on industry-standard x86 hardware and includes innovative management software developed by Sun’s FISHworks (Fully Integrated Software and Hardware) group.

Our engineers worked along with Sun’s technologists on Amber Road in Sun’s labs for past few weeks, and today we are announcing support for Amber Road with both of our products Amanda Enterprise and Zmanda Recovery Manager for MySQL.

Amber Road is another example of innovation and value created by combination of open source and open systems. Combine  Amber Road with Zmanda’s open source backup …

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