Bloggers Meetup @ Oracle OpenWorld 2010
Planet MySQL
Alex Gorbachev
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It’s that time of the year again — Oracle OpenWorld time — and it’s my pleasure to announce our regular Oracle bloggers meetup again this year. We all know that Oracle community has grown this ...
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Surviving Restart
Planet CouchDB
eee.c
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‹prev | My Chain | next› Today, I would like to see if I can restart my (fab) game without the usual assorted problems. Before the switch to a permanent store (naturally CouchDB) this would have...
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More Callbacks with node-couchdb
Planet CouchDB
eee.c
• 5 days
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‹prev | My Chain | next› Yesterday, I was able to get player updates in my (fab) game stored in a CouchDB backend thanks to node-couchdb. Today, I hope to move the entire store over to CouchDB....
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Introducing tcprstat, a TCP response time tool
MySQL Performance Blog
Baron Schwartz
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Ignacio Nin and I (mostly Ignacio) have worked together to create tcprstat[1], a new tool that times TCP requests and prints out statistics on them. The output looks somewhat like vmstat or iostat,...
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Pomegranate - Storing Billions and Billions of Tiny Little Files
High Scalability
Todd Hoff
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Pomegranate is a novel distributed file system built over distributed tabular storage that acts an awful lot like a NoSQL system. It's targeted at increasing the performance of tiny object access in...
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OpenStack - The Answer to: How do We Compete with Amazon?
High Scalability
Todd Hoff
• 6 days
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The Silicon Valley Cloud Computing Group had a meetup Wednesday on OpenStack, whose tag line is the open source, open standards cloud. I was shocked at the large turnout. 287 people registered and...
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The Limitations of SPARQL
Planet CouchDB
Ricky Ho
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Recently, I have been looking at RDF model and try to compare that with the property graph model that I mention in a previous post. I also look at the SPARQL query model. While I think it is a very...
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MySQL 5.1 Plugins Development Published
Planet MySQL
Andrew Hutchings
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MySQL 5.1 has a great feature which not many people know about, that is the fact it can be extended via. the use of plugins. Unfortunately how you go about this is not incredibly well documented....
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MariaDB 5.1.49 for Mac OS X
Planet MySQL
Hakan Kucukyilmaz
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Stuttgart: a rainy day, waiting for Iftar. Good time for good news! During my vacation I read about a request for a MariaDB package for Mac OS X and did some research. Back from vacation I have an...
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Amazon EC2 Price Reduction
Amazon Web Services Blog
AWS Evangelist
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We're always looking for ways to make AWS an even better value for our customers. If you've been reading this blog for an extended period of time you know that we reduce prices on our services from...
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Scale-out vs Scale-up
High Scalability
Nati Shalom
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In this post I'll cover the difference between multi-core concurrency that is often referred to as Scale-Up and distributed computing that is often referred to as Scale-Out mode. more.. Source:...
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Paper: The Case for Determinism in Database Systems
High Scalability
Todd Hoff
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Can you have your ACID cake and eat your distributed database too? Yes explains Daniel Abadi, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Yale University, in an epic post, The problems with ACID, and...
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FindTheBest - AWS in Action
Amazon Web Services Blog
AWS Evangelist
• 2 days
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Mike from Cirrhus9 sent me some information about their recent implementation of FindTheBest. With his permission, I am sharing some of the details with you so that you can get a better idea of how a...
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New CloudFront Feature: Invalidation
Amazon Web Services Blog
AWS Evangelist
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Under normal conditions, an Amazon S3 object in a bucket that is part of a CloudFront distribution can be cached at a CloudFront edge location per the object's TTL (Time to Live). In many situations...
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Kevin Closson
Kevin Closson's Oracle
kevinclosson
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I’d like to direct readers to an important blog update/correction. In my post entitled An Intel Xeon 5400 System That Outperforms An Intel 5500 (Nehalem EP) System? Believe It…Or Know It I...
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Appian Anywhere: Authority to Operate
Amazon Web Services Blog
AWS Evangelist
• 4 days
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After a rigorous and comprehensive assessment, Appian has received an Authority to Operate (ATO) from the U.S .Department of Education for the Department's Appian Anywhere BPM (Business Process...
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dbbenchmark.com – now supporting MySQL on OSX 10.6
Planet MySQL
Matt Reid
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Just a quick note to let everyone know that our new benchmarking script now supports OSX 10.6 on Intel hardware. That means you can run one simple command and get all of the sequential and random...
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CouchDB: The Definitive Guide — Redesigned Website, Up To Date Conten
Planet CouchDB
Jan Lehnardt
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Last week we (Noah, Chris and Jan, with great design help from Kristina Schneider) released our latest work on CouchDB: The Definitive Guide. The latest update includes: Updated and edited content as...
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What’s new in CouchDB 1.0 — Part 4: Security’n stuff: Users, Auth
Planet CouchDB
Jan Lehnardt
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Welcome to Part 4 on my little mini-series on new features in CouchDB 0.11.01.0. Do not miss parts one, two and three. Today, I get a little help from Rebecca. She’s writing a CouchApp, an...
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Rediscovering the roots.
Planet MySQL
Darren Cassar
• 6 days
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Do you ever stop and think? It happens to me all the time, random subjects kick in and I end up searching (aka googling) and today I wondered … Why is MySQLs logo a dolphin? Shame on me it took me...
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