MySQL AB today announced a joint partnership and services agreement with LINBIT, the well-respected Austrian provider of high availability Linux systems technology called DRBD. Through its MySQL Enterprise subscription offering, MySQL AB will now offer direct support for this proven, low-cost solution for attaining "Four Nines" and greater uptime for transactional database applications in LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python) computing environments.
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These DBT2 benchmarks show the very high scalability of MySQL Cluster Carrier Grade Edition, attaining a rate of 100,000 transactions per minute (TpM) using an 8-node cluster. These performance improvements were realized through the use of new Multi- Core Intel Xeon servers based on the Intel Core T micro architecture. In addition, Dolphin Express interconnects enhance the scalability of MySQL Cluster Carrier Grade Edition to dramatically new levels.
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MySQL Cluster Carrier Grade Edition is a clustered real-time database based on the Network Database (NDB) storage engine, which is deployed in some of the most demanding subscriber database systems found in the telecommunications industry. In this paper we describe how MySQL Cluster Carrier Grade Edition can be used to build a scalable, highly available, geographically replicated Subscriber Database.
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The MySQL Enterprise Connection Alliance (MECA) makes it easier for resellers, software vendors, hardware companies, and IT service providers to offer their database-related solutions to the millions of MySQL users worldwide.
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The MySQL Conference and Expo 2007 was a huge success. MySQL engineers and experts from leading companies like Google, YouTube, digg.com, Yahoo!, TicketMaster and Nokia shared their MySQL best practices, scalability & performance tuning tips and lessons learned with over 1500 attendees.
MySQL Enterprise Unlimited is a unique offering that enables you to accelerate your open source initiative and gain control of your software budget by significantly reducing the cost of deploying and managing database software. For the price of a single CPU of Oracle Enterprise Edition ($40,000 per CPU), you can deploy an unlimited number of MySQL Enterprise Servers, with full 24x7 production support.
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This is a Monthly Rapid Update release of the MySQL Enterprise Server 5.0. The following is a partial list of changes:
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This is a new release fixing recently discovered bugs. The following is a partial list of changes:
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MySQL Connector/ODBC 3.51.15, a new version of the ODBC driver for the MySQL database system, has been released. This release is the latest release of the 3.51 series and is suitable for use with any MySQL version including MySQL 4.1, 5.0 or 5.1.
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DRBD leverages synchronous replication transparent to the application, database or file system. Which, when used in conjunction with the open-source Linux Heartbeat package, enables solution architects to design a MySQL database which can leverage automated resource fail over after a failure, in a fully transaction-safe "hot standby" configuration. This white paper details how MySQL, DRBD and Linux Heartbeat can be combined to create highly available clustered systems.
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This latest release extends the advanced monitoring and expert advisory services to include even more enterprise ready features and functionality, including SNMP notification options, 20 new Advisor rules, advanced graphing, support for FreeBSD & SuSE 10, and more.
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This is the first time we're publishing work-in-progress. It is currently about 34% translated. We are doing this to give our Japanese community the chance to review and improve that translation at the earliest possible stage.
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The popular MySQL blog aggregation site is now available in French. PlanetMySQL is a great place to visit for technical MySQL tips and tricks. If you are a blogger, you can also submit you RSS feed.
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I manage /etc/my.cnf from a template id. Since I use servers in pairs, all master-master setups, I need to ensure that the server id is unique and consistent for the server mysql is running on. Managing the id's is a pain, especially when servers change roles.
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Baron Schwartz (xaprb)
I've written before about how to make MySQL replication reliable. One thing I think you need to do to make statement-based replication reliable is eliminate temporary tables. I found an elegant way to replace temporary tables with real tables in the systems I maintain. This article explains how.
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Corrado Pandiani
In my replication environment I had a hardware failure on master host. A 4.5 GB table containing blob images was corrupted, so I issued a REPAIR TABLE and the effect was to repair the table but also to reduce the number of rows. So, the problem now is how to recover only those rows from a slave and re-populate the master table avoiding to dump the entire table.
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Sergey Petrunia
Performance-wise, the idea of Prepared Statements is that the server does certain pre-processing on PREPARE command, and then those steps are omitted when the statement is executed.
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Mark Callaghan
I have uploaded the patch for semi-sync replication with MySQL 5.0.37 at http://code.google.com/p/google-mysql-tools. It is in the Source section (here) and there is some documentation on the wiki.
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Jay Janssen
MySQL replication is cool. Almost everyone, when asked what they like best about MySQL, will mention replication. There can be no doubt that many web companies, Yahoo included, owes much to MySQL replication. How else can you scale the reading capacity of your database so easily?
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Alexey Kovyrin
This release has lots of major fixes and I'm glad to announce first sponsored port of mmm to non-linux platform - it has been ported to Solaris 10. So, here are our changes in this version.
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Sergey Petrunia
The join cache is actually not a new feature. It has been available in MySQL at least since version 4.0, and for all this time it has remained invisible and undocumented. The only thing that indicated its presense was the @@join_buff_size server variable.
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Carsten Pedersen
Hot on the heels of our release of the Cluster certification comes our brand-new CMA: Certified MySQL Associate certification. We recommend the CMA certification for MySQL users that know the basics, but have not yet attained the experience gained by professional MySQL DBAs or Developers.
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May 23, May 24
Learn how to use unique MySQL features to improve your competitive advantage in the marketplace. In this webinar, which is designed specifically for OEMs and ISVs, you will learn:
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May 31, 2007, 10:00am PDT
Join us for this webinar where you can learn how to combine MySQL, the world's most popular open source database in the world, with other open-source high-availability components like DRBD (Distributed Replication Block Device) and Linux-HA, to create scalable database clusters.
June 26, 2007, 10:00am PDT
Gerardo Narvaja, and Jess Balint will outline everything you need to know to get started creating applications powered by MySQL and using the Connector/ODBC driver. In this presentation you will learn about:
Then MySQL Performance Tuning & Optimization is for you. You will get expert insight and learn best practices to help you improve performance and scalability.
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Paris, Beijing, Barcelona, Denver, Tokyo and more.
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June 12, 2007 - 8:00am & 11:00am
Connecting FileMaker and MySQL to Quickly Create Database Solutions FileMaker is more than database software, it is a rapid-application development environment anyone can use to quickly create data solutions. With the planned connection between FileMaker and MySQL, you will be able to combine the all-in-one ease of FileMaker database solutions with the open source strengths of MySQL.
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HP has teamed with MySQL to create a MySQL Sizing Guide and Performance Benchmarks for both low-end and midrange HP ProLiant BladeSystem servers.
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