In just over a week, we’ll be running a Percona Live MySQL conference in the nation’s capital, in a beautiful modern conference facility that has its own Metro rail stop. And for a limited time, you can save 20% with this discount code: PerLiveDC. If you’re in the DC area and you use MySQL, this [...] [...more]
Tweet This year marked my fifth year at the MySQL Conference. With some distance between the Oracle acquisition, this year’s show provided an interesting glimpse into the status of MySQL, both the project and the ecosystem. Let’s get to the questions. Q: Before we begin, do you have anything to disclose? A: Yes. Prior to [...] [...more]
In a follow up to the last blog post I have removed the last two dependencies this blog had on running a server somewhere: comments are now served by Disqus and search is now handled by Bing. I should have moved to Disqus long time again as it is such rich discussion environment. It imported [...] [...more]
It has been a while since we have done one of these so I thought I might try and resurrect the tradition. So here is my first “Last Week in Drizzle”. Replication The original plan for replication was to use a Tungsten Replicator based solution to transfer the transaction logs (similar to MySQL’s binary logs). [...] [...more]
As Google Summer of Code 2010 comes to an end my work of re factoring the commandline options and configuration file processing system using boost::program_options also is nearing the grand finale which would probably mean the complete removal of my_getopt which was used to solve the above stated purpose. Over the past couple of weeks [...] [...more]
