The MariaDB project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB 10.1.17 and MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.0.27. See the release notes and changelogs for details on these releases. Download MariaDB 10.1.17 Release Notes Changelog What is MariaDB 10.1? MariaDB APT and YUM Repository Configuration Generator Download MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.0.27 Release Notes Changelog What […]

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Welcome to a new Percona Live Europe featured talk with Percona Live Europe 2016: Amsterdam speakers! In this series of blogs, we’ll highlight some of the speakers that will be at this year’s conference. We’ll also discuss the technologies and outlooks of the speakers themselves. Make sure to read to the end to get a special Percona Live Europe registration bonus!

In this Percona Live Europe featured talk, we’ll meet Alexander Krasheninnikov, Head of Data Team at Badoo. His talk will be on Processing 11 billions events a day with Spark in Badoo. Badoo is one of the world’s largest and fastest growing social networks …

In the previous blog post, we looked into Docker’s single-host networking for MySQL containers. This time, we are going to look into the basics of multi-host networking and Docker swarm mode, a built-in orchestration tool to manage containers across multiple hosts.

Docker Engine - Swarm Mode

Running MySQL containers on multiple hosts can get a bit more complex depending on the clustering technology you choose.

Before we try to run MySQL on containers + multi-host networking, we have to understand how the image works, how much resources to allocate (disk,memory,CPU), networking (the overlay network drivers - default, flannel, weave, etc) and fault tolerance (how is the container relocated, failed over and load balanced). Because all these will impact the overall operations, uptime and performance of the database. …

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It was suggested by Monty that the posts I've made about MariaDB are for publicity. This simply isn't true. I would have much preferred a different outcome in my interactions with MariaDB. I figured that they would end up giving me a hard time, and I'd be stubborn and we'd both hate each other for as long as I could keep from leaving. A quick separation actually seems much better in such context. Regardless, I would have preferred to speak amicably to the MariaDB Corporation about switching the license back, or at least moving to the new license at the time of the notification of the community, ie, changing the license so that bug fixes for 1.3.4 were not mingled with new 2.0 features.

It could have been easily possible to have a 1.3.5 release that fixes the major bugs in 1.3 and then release a new set of features as 2.0. This would have been at least reasonable, but by …

OPEN SOURCE IS ABOUT BEING OPEN NOT JUST ABOUT SOURCE CODE.
MariaDB makes changes to the storage engine API without even consulting the mailing list. In fact, some MariaDB replication features don't work with TokuDB because a new storage engine API call is required, and this call requires functionality that might not exist in all engines, that is, the engine must be able to convert a transaction id into a THD object. No API is provided by the SE to make this translation. MariaDB must communicate changes to the storage API to the public so that the public can ensure that tools made to work with MariaDB continue to work with MariaDB. It doesn't matter that TokuDB is made by a competitor. In a foreign language article, Kaj recently said MariaDB is more open than Oracle because it includes many storage engines. This is a crappy argument. MariaDB is trying to say they are better than Oracle because they profit more from including code they didn't …

I recently had the pleasure of attending the first OpenStack Days East conference in NYC. This was the first OpenStack Days event that we’ve had on the East Coast of the US, but I hope that it’s the first of many!…

Calling all Bostonian MySQL professionals, experts, amateurs, and enthusiasts! On October 10, Baron Schwartz, VividCortex's founder and CEO, will join the Boston MySQL Meetup Group for a presentation titled "Meeting the Challenges of Monitoring in the Cloud."

As DBaaS and "serverless" systems increasingly underlie the current paradigm for app development, understanding the best ways to gain visibility into cloud-based systems is becoming ever more important. Between Baron's experience building VividCortex, a cloud-based database peformance management platform, and writing about best practices for database performance and scaling, he has a unique perspective for leading an insightful and interactive conversation about the current challenges of monitoring in the cloud -- and what those challenges might look like in the …

In this post, We’re going share the details about Operation and Administration part of the MaxScale. To view Installation and Configuration of MaxScale checkout our previous blog.

Before going through this week’s topic, I would highlight some recent change at MaxScale has went through.

From Version 2.0, MaxScale license changed from GPLv2 to MariaDB BSL.

MariaDB BSL enforces usage limitation for free use, require licensing for the unlimited access.

" Usage Limitation: Usage of the software is free when your application uses …

Recently Google announced, that the second generation of Cloud SQL left the beta stage and it is available. I decided to take a look, because last time when I checked it, it looked good, but I couldn’t take it seriously because of the nonexistent SLA. I have a few databases running on Amazon RDS, but […]

Last time I went to LaraconEU as in 2014 as speaker in the community track, it was my first international event ever speaking in english and I had jitters from it.

A lot a friends were made and it was nice to see all of them again this year.

What I also like about LaraconEU it is a Laravel conference that doesn’t talk always about Laravel, being a bit less insular than one would imagine.

Shawn McCool and his team made a great job this year and I was very honoured this year to be in the Track #1 (Blue Track).

The first round of applauses when I was introducing myself and saying this was my second Laracon made very much emotional and triggered something on my mind:

These people are there to soak in the knowledge you have to share, so give your best, and I confess I tried exactly that.

The venue was amazing, I don’t have a single complaint to …