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Percona Live Europe 2016 Schedule Now Live

This post reveals the full Percona Live Europe 2016 schedule for Amsterdam this October 3-5.

The official The Percona Live Open Source Database Conference Europe 2016 schedule is now live, and you can find it here.

The schedule demonstrates that this conference has something for everyone! Whether your interest is in MySQL, MongoDB or other open source databases, there are talks that will interest you.

The Percona Live Open Source Database Conference is the premier event for the diverse and active open source database community, as well as businesses that develop and use open source database software. The conferences have a technical focus with an emphasis on the core topics of MySQL, …

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Changing of the guard

I posted a message to the internal mailing lists at MariaDB Corporation. I have departed (I resigned) the company, but definitely not the community. Thank you all for the privilege of serving the large MariaDB Server community of users, all 12 million+ of you. See you on the mailing lists, IRC, and the developer meetings.

The Japanese have a saying, “leave when the cherry blossoms are full”.

I’ve been one of the earliest employees of this post-merge company, and was on the founding team of the MariaDB Server having been around since 2009. I didn’t make the first company meeting in Mallorca (August 2009) due to the chickenpox, but I’ve been to every one since.

We made the first stable MariaDB Server 5.1 release in February 2010. Our first Linux distribution release was in …

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Moving data from MongoDB to MySQL's JSON Document Store

I had an interesting phone call from someone wanting to move from MongoDB to MySQL's new JSON Document Store. The big question was 'How do I export my Mongo data into something I can read into MySQL?"

The good news is that the folks at Mongo have given us the tools for the hard part of a simple process. For this example I am going to use some test data create previously in a database creatively named dave. The numbers are made up and I am using my name and the names of the canines residing in my home. So a quick peek at the data:


$ mongo
MongoDB shell version: 3.2.8
connecting to: test
> use dave
switched to db dave
> db.dave.find()
{ "_id" : 123, "name" : "Dave" }
{ "_id" : 456, "name" : "Jack" }
{ "_id" : 789, "name" : "Dexter" }
{ "_id" : 787, "name" : "Boo" }
>
bye

Dumping That DataFirst use mongodump -d dave …

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Vagrant environment to test MySQL Group Replication 0.8

Vadim Tkachenko recently released  Docker images for Group Replication (thank you for that ).

As not everybody is already using Docker or just because having multiple choices is also nice (this is an OpenSource world isn’t it ?), I decided to share a Vagrant environment that you can use to evaluate Group Replication.

This environment provides also a module that can be used to deploy GR on any other environment managed by Puppet.

The repository is available on my github account: mysqlGR-vagrant

This is a quick demo on how to use it:

Tadam ! You have a MySQL Group of 3 members ready to use !

MySQL Group Replication: securing the perimeter!

Hi all, here is a new post following the blog series on the last MySQLvGroup Replication labs release which already presented: 1) the new features; 2) most asked questions; 3) summary of behaviour and configuration changes; and 4) the performance improvements.…

How to Install MySQL on Ubuntu 16.04

We’ll show you how to install MySQL on Ubuntu 16.04. MySQL is the world’s most popular open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). It is widely used for building web applications and is an important part of the LAMP open-source web application software stack. Installing MySQL on Ubuntu 16.04 is really not so complicated to install, […]

Percona XtraDB Cluster 5.7.12 RC1 is now available

Percona announces the first release candidate (RC1) in the Percona XtraDB Cluster 5.7 series on August 9, 2016. Binaries are available from the downloads area or our software repositories.

Percona XtraDB Cluster 5.7.12-5rc1-26.16 is based on the following:

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Tracker: Ingesting MySQL data at scale - Part 1

At Pinterest we’re building the world’s most comprehensive discovery engine, and part of achieving a highly personalized, relevant and fast service is running thousands of jobs on our Hadoop/Spark cluster. To feed the data for computation, we need to ingest a large volume of raw data from online data sources such as MySQL, Kafka and Redis. We’ve previously covered our logging pipeline and moving Kafka data onto S3. Here we’ll share lessons learned in moving data at scale from MySQL to S3, and our journey in implementing Tracker, a database ingestion system to move content at massive scale.

History

To give an idea of the challenge, let’s first look at where we were coming from. MySQL is the main data source for storing the most important objects in Pinterest: Pins, Pinners and boards. Every day we collect more than 100 terabytes …

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Planets9s - Become a MySQL DBA, Polyglot Persistence Meetups, MySQL Query Tuning and more

Welcome to this week’s Planets9s, covering all the latest resources and technologies we create around automation and management of open source database infrastructures.

Become a MySQL DBA at Percona Live this October

Whether you’re looking for monitoring and trending advice for your MySQL installation or how to diagnose issues with your MySQL setup; do backup and database upgrades; or tips and tricks for some of the common maintenance operations related to MySQL … This full-day tutorial, which we already held at Percona Live in Santa Clara last April, is now also on the tutorials schedule at Percona Live in Amsterdam this October. Do sign up for the conference, join us for this tutorial and ‘Become a MySQL DBA’!

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MySQL Team at Percona Live Amsterdam

From October 3rd to 5th, the MySQL Engineering and Community Team will be in Amsterdam to present MySQL 8.0 at Percona Live.

The Conference Committee has rated all the numerous submissions and I’m very proud to announce that we will deliver the following 11 sessions:

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