Tue, 2016-05-03 12:35M. Luisa Raviol

At the 2016 Open Source Conference in Rome, held a few weeks ago, MariaDB was present along with many of the most relevant players in the Open Source community. This included the Italian Public Administration. They are required by law to give preference to free software and open source software. The goal of the Italian Open Source Observatory is to promote the use of open source software in Italian public administrations. They monitor and collect information on cases of open source adoption and best practices related to open technology usage within institutions.

Our focus at the conference this year was in particular on the new important MariaDB security features. They're part of our open source offering starting with the release of MariaDB 10.1. It's extremely important that these features are accessible to all MariaDB users. However, it's very relevant for the Italian Public Administration …

I have been considering a few things that one needs follow, do and have in their projects and applications and I came up with the below list:

1. Object Oriented Techniques and practices
2. Use of Interface Concept
3. TDD (Test Driven Development) based development both on the server and client side
4. Source code management tool like GIT
5. Language specific package management tool for managing dependencies. For example: Composer for PHP
6. Continuous Integration tool
7. Automated testing

There are many more, I might be missing. Please let me know in comments. :)

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If you remove a file, file system generally just marks in its metadata that previously occupied blocks can now be used for other files – that operation is usually cheap, unless the file has millions of segments (that is such a rare case, only seen in experimental InnoDB features that Oracle thought was a good idea).

This changes a bit with SSDs – if you update underlying device metadata, it can have smarter compaction / grooming / garbage collection underneath. Linux file systems have ‘discard’ option that one should use on top of SSDs – that will extend the life time of their storage quite a bit by TRIM’ing underlying blocks.

Now, each type of storage device will react differently to that, some of them support large TRIM commands, some of them will support high rate of them, some of them won’t, etc – so one has to take that into account when removing files in production environments.

Currently Linux block …

It is not uncommon to come across MySQL databases where reserved words are in use as identifiers for any kind of database objects.

Perhaps when the application schema was implemented, the words were not reserved yet, and they became reserved later on a subsequent MySQL release.

It is a good practice to check reserved words usage prior to doing any database upgrades, as any newly reserved keywords will cause syntax errors on the new version.

This is usually not a problem if proper quoting is used for referencing the objects, as described on the official manual page.

The actual steps to do this depend on the environment; for example, the following can be configured to tell Hibernate to escape identifiers:

property name="hibernate.globally_quoted_identifiers" value="true"

This does …

This is not a comprehensive review, nor an user guide. It's a step-by-step account of my initial impressions while trying the new MySQL XProtocol and the document store capabilities. In fact, I am barely scratching the surface here: more articles will come as time allows.

MySQL 5.7 has been GA for several months, as it was released in October 2015. Among the many features and improvements, I was surprised to see the MySQL team emphasizing the JSON data type. While it is an interesting feature per se, I failed to see the reason why so many articles and conference talks were focused around this single feature. Everything became clear when, with the release of MySQL 5.7.12, the MySQL team announced a new release model.

Overview

In …

Mon, 2016-05-02 13:50Colin Charles

When folk in the MariaDB world think about a GUI front-end, they tend to think of HeidiSQL, which has been shipping as part of MariaDB Server since 5.2.7. If one has a MariaDB Enterprise subscription, you get the Visual Query Editor which is SQLyog by Webyog. In fact the Knowledge Base lists a fairly lengthy list of Graphical and Enhanced Clients.

This past week I got a quick demo of Vertabelo. It is a SaaS based database design tool, that allows you to model within a web …

And for the fourth year in a row, MariaDB Foundation participates in the Google Summer of Code! The MariaDB Organization in GSoC is an umbrella organization for all projects that belongs to the MariaDB ecosystem, be it MariaDB Server, MariaDB Connectors, or MariaDB MaxScale. The complete list of our suggested project ideas is in MariaDB […]

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LAMP is short for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP. This tutorial shows how you can install an Apache 2.4 web server on an Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus) server with PHP 7 support (mod_php) and MySQL / MariaDB. Additionally, I will install PHPMyAdmin to make MySQL administration easier. A LAMP setup is the perfect basis for CMS systems like Joomla, Wordpress or Drupal.