Hi all MySQL afficionados !

I just wanted to keep you informed that Fosdem’s organization opened the proposals for Devrooms.

As every year now, we submitted our participation. As soon as our devroom will be approved, the Call For Papers will be published.

Stay tuned for more information.

Cheers !

ARIN is the American Registry for Internet Numbers, the organisation that hands out the blocks IP addresses.

Each region has its own, for instance Australia/Pacific has APNIC. Naturally, they work very closely together.

Open Query can assist you with planning and deployment of IPv6 capabilities on your front-end servers, as well as at the back-end if you wish. Not all hosting providers support IPv6, but many good ones do. MySQL/MariaDB can operate in a native IPv6 or dual stack environment. Open Query enabled its own front-end servers for IPv6 a number of years ago already.

http://teamarin.net/2015/09/24/arin-reaches-ipv4-depletion/

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Query optimization can feel like an overwhelming task. Where to start? In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to select which queries you really should optimize. This is a step that’s often skipped, but shouldn’t be! Why is selecting the right queries to optimize so important? There are several reasons.

Penny-Wise, Pound-Foolish. Look at the forest, not just the trees, and optimize globally, not locally. If you’re optimizing a query that never causes a user-visible problem, doesn’t impact other queries, and doesn’t significantly load servers, you might be “optimizing” things that don’t matter, spending more money than you save. Your time has value, too! Keep in mind, too, that optimizing a query that generates only 1% of the database’s overall load will not be a significant benefit to the bottom line.

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Database replication is vital enterprise technology but is dominated by inflexible, high-cost incumbents, especially in the case of Oracle. This webinar-on-demand introduces VMware Continuent replication and shows how it solves database replication problems in environments from bare metal to clouds. 

We introduce exciting new Oracle replication improvements that allow users to apply VMware

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same problem…centos 7

/etc/raddb/mods-enabled/redis[10]: Failed to link to module ‘rlm_redis’: /usr/local/lib/rlm_redis.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Next November I'll once again take the ferry to my neighbour city of Buenos Aires to enjoy two days of learning, networking, and presenting, at DataOps LA 2015, the first incarnation of what used to be the MySQL, NoSQL, Cloud Conference organized by BinLogic in Buenos Aires.

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TCP Loopback fast path

In Windows 8 and Windows server 2012, Microsoft introduced a new “TCP Loopback fast path” feature (see the Microsoft Technet article: Fast TCP Loopback Performance and Low Latency with Windows Server 2012 TCP Loopback Fast Path).…

Golang is awesome. My 1st Language back in 1994 was C. Then the following year my Computer Science Dept. switched from C/Pascal to C++. I even like C++ but I like C more mainly because of nostalgia.

Enter Go. The Syntax for me is a mix between JSON, and C. I love it. I've created 3 new servers all doing a ton of TPS. What I would like to share with you is some GO code to that handels websockets


If you are building a server using websockets, over secure TCP your browser behaves slightly differently than a client side application using a websocket library. Specifically when working with wss (secure websockets) across domains.

Its up to the client to respect Origin, so a client implementing a websocket doesn't have to set the Origin Header, but your browser does. This is done on purpose and its a good thing. To get websockets to work over secure sockets, let's make our assumptions consistent and do …