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Leaving MariaDB/Monty Program | OpenLife.cc
Henrik leaves Monty Program / with an unsurprising angle on their direction (at least to some)
#MariaDB  #mysql  MariaDB  mysql  from twitter_favs
november 2010 by sogrady
(404) http://www.skysql.com/letter-to-mysql-customers
Letter by CEO Ulf Sandberg to Oracle's Customers because of ORCL raising prices
MySQL  from twitter_favs
november 2010 by sogrady
SkySQL » Welcome to MySQL!
Letter by CEO Ulf Sandberg to Oracle's Customers because of ORCL raising prices
#MySQL  MySQL  from twitter_favs
november 2010 by sogrady
MySQL veteran drifts clear of Oracle Borg • The Register
Thx noting my ehmm resignation "MySQL veteran drifts clear of Oracle Borg" -- more to come soon!
#MySQL  #Oracle  MySQL  Oracle  from twitter_favs
october 2010 by sogrady
Facebook open sources live MySQL makeover • The Register
Facebook open sources live MySQL makeover - more free software love from the team
#bsd  #Facebook  #mysql  bsd  Facebook  mysql  from twitter_favs
september 2010 by sogrady
OK, you have waited long enough, here's my take on NoSQL
an open minded, but narrowly focused take on NoSQL from a MySQL SE. there are a variety of reasons to consider NoSQL stores as an alternative to relational databases: scalability is just one of them.
nosql  mysql  rdbms 
april 2010 by sogrady
Introducing InfiniDB from Calpont | infinidb.org
"What happens when you marry a column-oriented database that’s modular in design, can scale both up and out, with open source? You get Calpont’s InfiniDB."
opensource  mysql  bigdata  columnstore  column  infinidb  calpont  persistence  database  nosql 
november 2009 by sogrady
Brian "Krow" Aker's Idle Thoughts - Amazon RDS, MySQL, Hmm?
"Kudos to Amazon. Having them run a database service won't provide the "high end" sort of usage that keeps the folks who tune databases in business, but there certainly are a lot of users for whom this type of service will work just fine.
mysql  rds  amazon  hosting  cloud  memcached 
november 2009 by sogrady
The Scale-Out Blog: Replicating from MySQL to Drizzle and Beyond
"Drizzle is one of the really great pieces of technology to emerge from the MySQL diaspora--a lightweight, scalable, and pluggable database for web applications. I am therefore delighted that Marcus Erikkson has published a patch to Tungsten that allows replication from MySQL to Drizzle. He's also working on implementing Drizzle-to-Drizzle support, which will be very exciting." - very cool
tungsten  replication  drizzle  scaleout  mysql 
november 2009 by sogrady
Ellison: We won’t spin off MySQL by InfoWorld: Yahoo! Tech
very candid and interesting interview with Ellison on MySQL, Sun and other related subjects
larryellison  mysql  sun  economics  oracle  eu 
september 2009 by sogrady
MySQL at Facebook in Launchpad
interesting project. need to keep tabs on this one.
mysql  facebook  markcallaghan  rdbms  community  drizzle  mariadb 
august 2009 by sogrady
mtocker: Understanding the MySQL forks
interesting look at some of the forks and their respective histories
mysql  forks  drizzle  ourdelta  percona  mariadb 
august 2009 by sogrady
My Thoughts on NoSQL - Die in a Fire - Eric Florenzano’s Blog
this is both a great summary of some of the tools as well as a very rational viewpoint on what should - in my view - be the perspective on the NoSQL movement
nosql  ericflorenzano  mysql  cassandra  tokyocabinet  redis  key-value  keyvalue  couchdb 
july 2009 by sogrady
MySQL Performance on Sun Storage 7000 : Performance Profiles
low cost, high efficiency observable storage would seem like a nice pairing with MySQL
mysql  fishworks  sun  storage  datacenter  infrastructure 
july 2009 by sogrady
High Availability MySQL: More on using Google Perftools with MySQL
just what it says, from Mark Callahgan. "You might want to stop reading now if you don't build your own MySQL binaries."
mysql  google  perftools  fork  branch  markcallaghan 
march 2009 by sogrady
The New MySQL Landscape (by Jeremy Zawodny)
really interesting look at the current ySQL landscape by one who knows it well, and has a lot of history in it
jeremyzawodny  mysql  drizzle  development  database  scalability  percona  opensource 
december 2008 by sogrady
Ian's Blog
questioning the interaction between the Drizzle and the MySQL projects
ianholsman  drizzle  mysql  opensource 
december 2008 by sogrady
All MySQL's children | The Open Road - The Business and Politics of Open Source by Matt Asay - CNET News
"This may well be true, but it could prove a bit of a set-back (if short-term) to MySQL, or rather to Sun, and arguably makes the company's job harder to monetize MySQL" - i disagree. in spite of their shared heritage, Drizzle and MySQL are fundamentally different projects. aside from the fact that Drizzle is not now and won't be for some time production ready, they are aimed at very different markets and opportunities.
mattasay  mysql  drizzle  sun 
october 2008 by sogrady
MySQL :: Observations by Kaj Arnö @Sun
MySQL David Axmark leaves Sun, frustrated by "all the rules"
davidaxmark  mysql  sun  kajarno 
october 2008 by sogrady
Joe Gregorio | BitWorking | OSCON 2008
shame on me for not linking back to Joe's megadata piece in my Drizzle look; also, the bit i caught of his standards presentation before i had to hop to my own panel was excellent, balky machine or no
joegregorio  megadata  drizzle  mysql  oscon 
july 2008 by sogrady
Software Firm Is Open for Innovation - WSJ.com
an interesting interview with Marten on MySQL: community as a barrier to entry being a notion i personally agree with
opensource  mysql  people  wsj  interview  martenmickos 
july 2008 by sogrady
MySQL :: Kaj Arnö
a clarification from the MySQL folks regarding the open-or-not question re: the backup software. the net? both core and features such as encryption/backup will be open.
kajarno  mysql  opensource  database  sun 
may 2008 by sogrady
SourceForge.net: Open Discussion
have an open inquiry to IBM on the subject now
solid  storageengine  mysql  inmemory  ibm  via:matt 
march 2008 by sogrady
Linux.com :: Using MySQL as a filesystem
interesting idea. impractical in most cases, i'd assume, but interesting nonetheless.
database  filesystems  fuse  linux  mysql  mysqlfs 
february 2008 by sogrady
John Sequeira's Weblog - Elastra delivers scalable OLTP. For Real?
scalable OLTP for Amazon EC2/S3? for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and EnterpriseDB? should be chatting about this shortly
elastra  oltp  amazon  ec2  s3  mysql  postgresql  enterprisedb  cloud  johnsequeira 
february 2008 by sogrady
Open Source Valuations, Competition, Downloads, and Profitability | Socialized Software
some back of the envelope financial analysis of the MySQL acquisition; interesting piece
socializedsoftware  mysql  sun  financials  m&a 
january 2008 by sogrady
Monty says: Sun buys MySQL AB
Monty's take on the acquisition by Sun
sun  mysql  montywidenius  m&a 
january 2008 by sogrady
Meet the world's premier open source vendor - Sun | The Register
interesting piece by Ashlee. skeptical of the "potential Linux re-entry" angle - the affection for Solaris is systemic and entrenched - but it's otherwise solid
mysql  sun  ashleevance  linux  solaris  opensource 
january 2008 by sogrady
Photo Matt » Sun Acquires MySQL
Marten weighs in on the acquisition on Matt's blog; a typically positive community interaction from Marten
martenmickos  mysql  mattmullenweg  m&a 
january 2008 by sogrady
And the best Sun/MySQL Acquisition Analysis Award goes to…
i'm not asking for, i'm _demanding_ a recount. though i reluctantly agree that Gould's analysis is definitely worth a read.
mysql  michaeldolan  analysis 
january 2008 by sogrady
The Sun-MySQL deal stinks - MarketWatch
umm...what? even for Dvorak, this is convoluted
sun  mysql  johndvorak  m&a  conspiracytheory 
january 2008 by sogrady
Jonathan Schwartz's Blog: In a Vortex
why oh why didn't i trademark the Q&A? probably wouldn't have netted me a billion, but a couple hundred grand would have been nice ;) more seriously, though, this is a solid look at the process behind the acquisition.
q&a  mysql  opensource  postgresql  sun  jonathanschwartz 
january 2008 by sogrady
Once More unto the Breach: MySQL and Sun
the usual excellence from Senor Walli; worth a read, as it says in far, far fewer words what i was aiming for ;)
stephewalli  acquisition  database  mysql  sun  ibm  oracle  opensource 
january 2008 by sogrady
Sun acquires MySQL II at Jeremy’s Blog
"I’d expect Sun to offer some kind of “MySQL in the cloud” service that could be one component in a service offering that competes with Amazon an its S3/EC2/SimpleDB offerings." - i hope so, but haven't seen signs of this myself yet. great roundup,
jeremy  linuxquestions  mysql  sun  m&a  cloud  amazon  ec2  s3  simpledb 
january 2008 by sogrady
I.B.M. Buys In-Memory Database Company - New York Times
"The IBM acquisition may be seen as a setback for MySQL, since it marks the loss of independence of another company that makes a high-performance transaction engine for MySQL's database." - eh, we'll see. need to talk to IBM and MySQL about this one.
ibm  mysql  solid  opensource  inmemory  timesten 
december 2007 by sogrady
Are Proprietary Databases Doomed? - Allan Packer's Weblog
Oracle's recent financials argue otherwise, and a great deal of the open source database adoption that i see is in complementary rather than directly competitive roles. still, interesting read.
databases  opensource  mysql  postgresql  oracle  microsoft  db2  via:simon 
december 2007 by sogrady
TechIQ » Archive » 10 Open Source Companies Set to Dominate 2008
you can always argue with lists like these, but this is definitely worth a read. worth noting that three of the mentioned projects - MySQL, Ubuntu, and WordPress, underpin our business. and that the latter two are clients of ours.
mysql  canonical  wordpress  opensource  lists  2008  google  redhat  openbravo  jaspersoft  sugarcrm  digium  untangle 
december 2007 by sogrady
Open Sources | Rodrigues & Urlocker | InfoWorld | Growing Demand for SaaS | December 19, 2007 02:49 PM | By Zack Urlocker
"We see more and more of our ISV customers evolving their business towards a model that includes traditional on-premise software as well as on-demand options." - lots more to come on this in Jan and the months ahead
mysql  zackurlocker  saas  isvs  opensource 
december 2007 by sogrady
Joyeur: Using DTrace on MySQL
"Even though there aren’t DTrace probes for MySQL released yet, we can still get useful information from MySQL." - interesting application of DTrace. somewhat surprised there aren't probes.
debugging  dtrace  mysql  solaris 
october 2007 by sogrady
Twitter / Matt Biddulph: happily bringing up multipl...
Dopplr leveraging EC2 and MySQL via SSH tunnel; interesting, if a bit unwieldy
mattbiddulph  dopplr  ec2  amazon  mysql  via:james 
july 2007 by sogrady
Interview with Brian Aker - LinuxWorld
great interview: not particularly the comments on Mark Atwood's S3 engine
brianaker  mysql  storageengine  s3  markatwood 
june 2007 by sogrady
Kitchen Soap » Blog Archive » Slides from ‘Capacity Planning for LAMP’ talk at MySQL Conf 2007
very belated, but this session at MySQL's conference was so full i couldn't even sit down in the aisle
mysql  conference  flickr  php  lamp  capacityplanning 
may 2007 by sogrady
Open Sources | InfoWorld | The MySQL factor | May 10, 2007 08:11 PM | By Matt Asay
"We...spent a fair amount of time talking about the people at MySQL...Zack...was pretty open about the nature of the people with whom he works. He didn't say this, but the description I inferred from the conversation was 'confident but humble.' "
culture  opensource  management  mysql  hiring  humility  confidence 
may 2007 by sogrady
MySQL DBA: DTrace and MySQL - 1
"You can then apply that knowledge to find all the hidden performance goodies of MySQL on Solaris 10. Sounds good?"
mysql  dtrace  solaris 
may 2007 by sogrady
rc3.org: The MySQL conference
highly recommended, Rafe; the folks put on an excellent show
rafecolburn  mysql  conference 
may 2007 by sogrady
SmugBlog: Don MacAskill » Blog Archive » The Perfect DB Storage Array
thoughts on scaling up w/ DB's and storage arrays from the folks over @ SmugMug
smugmug  donmacaskill  databases  storage  arrays  scaling  mysql  conference  youtube  raid 
april 2007 by sogrady
PC World - MySQL, Google Close to Code Contribution Deal
had four different people ping me about this: the short version is that i'm both misquoted and misrepresented in this piece, the long version should come out in a blog post shortly
mysql  google  code  duallicensing  opensource 
april 2007 by sogrady
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