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Partnering to participate in knowledge sharing for the community of open source Database Administrators. In continuation to the community contribution with knowledge gained out of experience and demo, Mydbops IT Solutions, conducted it’s 7th Database Meetup (Virtual) on Saturday, 3rd of October 2020. Due to these Pandemic situation, and for the first time, we have … Continue reading Mydbops Database Meetup #7 (Virtual Meetup) →… Read more

MySQL 8.0.22 was released on Oct 19, 2020, and came with nice features and a lot of bug fixes. Now, you can configure your async replica to choose the new source in case the existing source connection (IO thread) fails. In this blog, I am going to explain the entire process involved in this configuration […]… Read more

Percona is making changes in its documentation processes for Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) to make it easier and more welcoming for community members to contribute to our documentation. Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) is a free, open-source database monitoring tool. It ‘mind-melds’ with your MySQL, MongoDB, or PostgreSQL servers and tells you what’s going […]… Read more

I am always surprised to learn something new whenever I talk to a member of the open-source community. No matter how much I think I have heard of every use case there is for Liquibase (and database change management in general), I always hear something that makes this space still feel new. There’s always something […] The post Zero downtime schema change with Liquibase & Percona appeared first on Percona Community Blog…. Read more

It’s release roundup time here at Percona! Our Release Roundups showcase the latest software updates, tools, and features to help you manage and deploy our software, with highlights and critical information, as well as links to the full release notes and direct links to the software or service itself. Today’s post includes those releases and […]… Read more

Earlier this week, Oracle released their Q4 releases series. As on the previous releases, backward compatibility has been broken with previous versions of the server. This time on both MySQL 5.7 and 8.0: MySQL 5.7.32 While our QA team was performing an extensive test on it,  we found out this version introduced a new compression […]… Read more

At MayaData we like new tech. Tech that makes our databases perform better. Tech like lockless ring buffers, NVMe-oF, and Kubernetes. In this blog post we’re going to see those technologies at work to give us awesome block storage performance with flexibility and simple operations. Mayastor + SPDK + NVMe = fast databases Mayastor is […] The post Mayastor: Lightning Fast Storage for Kubernetes appeared first on Percona Community Blog…. Read more

CVE-2020-26542 When using the SimpleLDAP authentication in conjunction with Microsoft’s Active Directory, Percona has discovered a flaw that would allow authentication to complete when passing a blank value for the account password, leading to access against the service integrated with which Active Directory is deployed at the level granted to the authenticating account. Applicability Percona […]… Read more

We have video recording available for you to learn how you can benefit the New Galera Manager. It includes live demo how to install Galera Manager and deploy easily Galera Cluster on Amazon Web Service for Geo-distributed Multi-master MySQL, Disaster Recovery and fast local reads and writes. Now you can monitor and manage your Galera Cluster […]… Read more

Amazon Web Services is a technology giant, especially when it comes to pioneering itself in top-of-the-line cloud computing services. Its fully managed services products (Amazon RDS) is one of a kind. But then again, while it can be a perfect platform for some organizations, it can be a challenge to move out from it if it’s not. There are always concerns of being stuck in a vendor lock-in situation. Some things to keep in mind when migrating from RDS to an on-premise platform are budget constraints, security, and data autonomy. This is because data is your most valuable asset and… Read more

One of the most exciting storage-related features in Kubernetes is Volume snapshot and clone. It allows you to take a snapshot of data volume and later to clone into a new volume, which opens a variety of possibilities like instant backups or testing upgrades. This feature also brings Kubernetes deployments close to cloud providers, which […]… Read more

Google Cloud Platform (GCP), with its CloudSQL offering, has become a leading platform for database-as-a-service workload deployments for many organizations. Scale and High Availability have surfaced as primary goals for many of these deployments. Unfortunately, the attainment of these objectives has been challenging. Often, the answer has been to simply add more CloudSQL databases. Many, […]… Read more

About the Author – This blog was written as a collaboration with my colleague Jiri Ctvrtka.  Jiri is a senior software developer from Brno, Czech Republic, and has been partnering with Percona for almost a year working on various components of our Percona Platform. He’s been programming in Go since 2015 and Jiri’s got a […]… Read more

MariaDB SkySQL Monitoring is expanded in this major new update…. Read more

A new MariaDB storage engine provides distributed SQL and massive scalability with a shared nothing architecture, fully distributed ACID transactions, and strong consistency…. Read more