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MySQL Conference - RedHat Keynote - One Laptop Per Child

Our third keynote at MySQL Conference 2007 was titled Building the Ultimate Database Container with RHEL, MySQL, and Virtualization by Michael Evans.

The presentation was on Red Hat & One Laptop Per Child. His initial Quote was “Thinking Past Platforms: The Next Challenge for Linux”, By Doc Sears, 2007-04-16 http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1000210

OLPC

  • A Non profit idea from Nicholas Negroponte.
  • Aim is to build & distribute inexpensive laptop systems to primary & secondary school students worldwide.
  • Sell to young children in developing countries.

In summary at presentation to Red Hat — “Non-profit, run by a professor, we make hardware and …

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MySQL Conference – RedHat Keynote – One Laptop Per Child

Our third keynote at MySQL Conference 2007 was titled Building the Ultimate Database Container with RHEL, MySQL, and Virtualization by Michael Evans. The presentation was on Red Hat & One Laptop Per Child.

MySQL Conference – RedHat Keynote – One Laptop Per Child

Our third keynote at MySQL Conference 2007 was titled Building the Ultimate Database Container with RHEL, MySQL, and Virtualization by Michael Evans. The presentation was on Red Hat & One Laptop Per Child.

One Laptop Per Child

Another great keynote at the 2007 MySQL User Conference is Michael Evans form RedHat talking about the One Laptop Per Child project. Pretty incredible the things they are doing.

Michael makes a lot of great points, I think this video sums it up nicely:

Client asks master to start replication from impossible position

I get this question a lot. Why does a slave report that it's trying to replicate from an impossible position? 9 times out of 10 it's because the master crashed and when it came back online a new binlog file was made.

mySQL caches binlog events in the binlog cache, basically events are stored in memory and flushed to disk when the dirty buffer fills up. I believe the variable is called binlog_cache_size.

Here are some steps to recover from this:
Go onto the master execute

SHOW MASTER STATUS

Look at the output and find the log that the slave is pointing to. Look at the File size field.


Next look at the slave output from the slave reporting the issue. Look at Exec_Master_Log_Pos, is that value greater then the File Size on the master if so issue


CHANGE MASTER TO MASTER_LOG_FILE=[NEXT FILE], MASTER_LOG_POS=4;
slave start;
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MySQL Conference - The next keynote with Guy Kawasaki

Without missing a beat at MySQL Conference 2007, we moved from Marten’s keynote to The Art of Innovation by Guy Kawasaki.

Extremely fun and entertaining. His 10 points.

1. Make Meaning

  • “To change the world”
  • To a VC, do not say “you want to make money”, that is understood. You will attract the wrong team.

2. Make Mantra

  • Not a Mission statement (50-60 words long), but 2 or 3 words.
    • Wendy’s - “Healthy fast food”
    • Mike - “Authentic Athletic Performance”
    • FedEx - “Peace of Mind”
    • eBay - “Democratize commerce”
  • Create a mantra — Why do you exist?

If you get stuck try the …

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MySQL Conference – The next keynote with Guy Kawasaki

Without missing a beat at MySQL Conference 2007, we moved from Marten’s keynote to The Art of Innovation by Guy Kawasaki. Extremely fun and entertaining. His 10 points. 1. Make Meaning

MySQL Conference – The next keynote with Guy Kawasaki

Without missing a beat at MySQL Conference 2007, we moved from Marten’s keynote to The Art of Innovation by Guy Kawasaki. Extremely fun and entertaining. His 10 points. 1. Make Meaning

MySQL Conference – PBXT Recognized

As I mentioned in MySQL Conference – Rewarding the Community , Paul McCullagh, the creator of the Community Transactional Storage Engine PBXT won the Community Code Contributor of the Year award.

MySQL Conference – PBXT Recognized

As I mentioned in MySQL Conference – Rewarding the Community , Paul McCullagh, the creator of the Community Transactional Storage Engine PBXT won the Community Code Contributor of the Year award.