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Speaking at this year’s MySQL conference

For this year’s Percona Live: MySQL Conference and Expo 2014 (PLMCE), Davi Arnaut and I submitted a couple of co-speaking sessions proposals, both of which were accepted. Please come and see us and learn some more about InnoDB at the following sessions:

InnoDB: A journey to the core II

In this new installment of the series, we explore the most crucial structures for crash recovery and consistency, the redo and undo logs. This presentation dissects the structure and organization of InnoDB’s redo and undo logs, providing insight into how data changes occur at the InnoDB layer and how it guarantees that it can recover to a consistent state in the event of a crash. This …

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Multi-master, multi-region MySQL deployment in Amazon AWS

MySQL data rules the cloud, but recent experience shows us that there's no substitute for maintaining copies of data, across availability zones and regions, when it comes to Amazon Web Services (AWS) data resilience. In this webinar, we discuss the multi-master capabilities of Continuent Tungsten to help you build and manage systems that spread data across multiple sites. 

We cover topics such

FOSDEM 2014: MySQL And Friends Community Dinner

FOSDEM is coming to town again here in Brussels this February 1-2, and as usual, there is a MySQL Devroom. Traditionally, a MySQL and Friends community dinner is also held during the event and this year is no different – we’ve organized one for Saturday, February 1 from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. (CET).

If you want to sign up for the dinner, go to http://fosdemmysqlcommunitydinner2014.eventbrite.com/

This year’s edition is going to be slightly different…

We have rented a private cafeteria at a company called Mundo-B, where catering will be served by …

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Using MySQL with Docker

Regarding virtualization I am a LXC guy. Nevertheless Docker has won a lot of attention and I would like to show how to use MySQL with Docker.

What is Docker?

In fact Docker is a wrapper around LXC. It is fun to use. Docker has the philosophy to virtualize single applications using LXC. So in our example we are going to start a mysqld in a chroot environment encapsulated in his own Namespaces. (You can even set Cgroups resources.) One of the main points regarding Docker is the usage of a union filesystem (aufs). So when you start a Docker Container it gets his aufs mount and only changed data is written down.

Aufs is great for a lot of applications and sufficient for Database testing. I just want to share a simple - more educational, than effective - Dockerfile. Dockerfiles are the buildscripts for the Docker images.

Lets have a look at the Dockerfile:

FROM ubuntu
MAINTAINER erkan yanar …
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Analyzing WordPress MySQL queries with Query Analytics

This blog, MySQLPerformanceBlog.com, is powered by WordPress, but we never really looked into what kind of queries to MySQL are used by WordPress. So for couple months we ran a Query Analytics (part of Percona Cloud Tools) agent there, and now it is interesting to take a look on queries. Query Analytics uses reports produced by pt-query-digest, but it is quite different as it allows to see trends and dynamics of particular query, in contrast to pt-query-digest, which is just one static report.

Why looking into queries important? I gave an intro in my previous post from this series.

So Query Analytics give the report on the top queries. How to detect which query is “bad”?
One of metrics I am typically looking into is ratio of “Rows …

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MySQL Cluster: The Latest Developments in Management, Free webinar

On Thursday 23rd January, Thomas Nielsen and I will be hosting a webinar explaining the latest developments in managing MySQL Cluster. As always the webinar is free but please register here.

Note that we’ll be covering what’s new in MySQL Cluster Manager 1.3 which went GA this week.

By their very nature, clustered environments involve more efforts and resources to administer than standalone systems and this holds true for MySQL Cluster, the database designed for web-scale throughput with carrier-grade availability.

The MySQL Cluster Auto-Installer guides you through defining and running a well configured MySQL Cluster database – …

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MySQL Proxy lives – 0.8.4 alpha released

I was surprised to see that there is a 0.8.4 alpha release of MySQL Proxy released just a few days ago (it has been quiet for more than a year). Download it. Many of the bugs fixed are only referenced in an internal bug tracker according to the changelog. There are still about 83 bugs open in the public tracker. I reckon it is good news since it means its still getting some love from the Oracle MySQL team.

Related posts:

  1. MySQL 5.1.26-rc released, and developer resources thoughts
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PerconaLive 2014 program is published

PerconaLive 2014 program is published

After a few months of submissions and reviews, the program for PerconaLive MySQL Conference and Expo 2014 is published. The conference will be held in Santa Clara, from April 1 to 4, 2014.

Registration with early bird discount is available until February 2nd. If you plan to attend, this is probably the best time to act.

I will be presenting twice at the conference:

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Upcoming MySQL Talks

It is the start of the traveling season for the MySQL Community Team and many of the engineering teams. I will be at Skiphp this weekend,
Sunshinephp, The Los Angeles MySQL User Group on Feb. 20th, and SCaLE. Morgan Tocker will be at Confoo, FOSDEM, and PHPUK.

You can see some of our engineers at Percona Live.

  • Oracle talks at Percona Live
  • “MySQL 5.7: Core Server Improvements,” Morgan Tocker and Rune Humborstad, Oracle
  • “MySQL 5.7: InnoDB – What’s New,” Sunny Bains, Oracle
  • “Sharding and Scale-out using MySQL Fabric,” Mats Kindahl, …
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What do you want to see in MariaDB 10.1?

Last night, after my previous blog post, everyone in attendance at the SkySQL developer meeting in Barcelona gathered for dinner at El Cangrejo Loco, which, if my High School Spanish is working, translates as The Crazy Crab. After the excellent food, the tradition of singing at MySQL/MariaDB developer meetings was preserved.

Today the MariaDB developers in attendance at the SkySQL developer meeting in Barcelona got together to work on plans for MariaDB 10.1. We also paused for a group photo:

Many tasks have been identified for possible inclusion in 10.1. Some have already been marked as such in JIRA. A summary is available for those that are interested. More will be added as the plans for 10.1 firm up, so check back.

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