Planet MariaDB Server

Simple KeepaliveD set up

So keepalived has been around for quite a while now …. however it is still a mystery to many. So this is a very simple example of how keepalived can work with…

Keith Larson ( anothermysqldba ) Another MySQL DBA 2019-04-15

Sometimes the slow database.. is not the database…

So I was recently asked to look into why the updated MySQL 5,.6 was slower than the older 5.5  So I started by poking around looking over the standard variables…

Keith Larson ( anothermysqldba ) Another MySQL DBA 2019-04-09

Every MySQL should have these variables set …

So over the years, we all learn more and more about what we like and use often in MySQL.  Currently, I step in and out of a robust about of…

Keith Larson ( anothermysqldba ) Another MySQL DBA 2019-03-28

London Open Source Database Community Meetup

I strongly believe in the community. Communities are the real strength of open source. Not just the theoretical ability to study, modify and share code – but the fact that…

Percona Community Blog – learn about MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB 2019-03-15

Learning microservices with a practical example

A practical guide to learning microservices using Spring Cloud.

Programming Brain 2019-03-07

Un-split brain MySQL via gh-mysql-rewind

We are pleased to release gh-mysql-rewind, a tool that allows us to move MySQL back in time, automatically identify and rewind split brain changes, restoring a split brain server into…

shlomi code.openark.org 2019-03-05

Un-split brain MySQL via gh-mysql-rewind

We are pleased to release gh-mysql-rewind, a tool that allows us to move MySQL back in time, automatically identify and rewind split brain changes, restoring a split brain server into…

shlomi code.openark.org 2019-03-05

Comment on MySQL master discovery methods, part 1: DNS by J-F Gagné’s MySQL Blog: MySQL Master High Availability and Failover: more thoughts

[…] months ago, Shlomi Noah published a series about Service Discovery.  In his posts, Shlomi describes many ways for an application to find the master.  He […]

J-F Gagné’s MySQL Blog: MySQL Master High Availability and Failover: more thoughts Comments for code.openark.org 2019-02-26

Comment on MySQL master discovery methods, part 1: DNS by J-F Gagné’s MySQL Blog: MySQL Master High Availability and Failover: more thoughts

[…] months ago, Shlomi Noah published a series about Service Discovery.  In his posts, Shlomi describes many ways for an application to find the master.  He […]

J-F Gagné’s MySQL Blog: MySQL Master High Availability and Failover: more thoughts Comments for code.openark.org 2019-02-26

#ilovefs Valentine’s Day Celebration (I Love Free Software)

Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) is celebrating the creators of free software with their I Love Free Software campaign #ilovefs, a social campaign for Valentine’s Day. The idea is to…

Percona Community Blog – learn about MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB 2019-02-14

How to call a Java method from a JavaScript function in the browser

A video demonstration on calling a Java method from a JavaScript function in Vaadin.

Programming Brain 2019-01-24

Infinite lazy loading

An excerpt from Chapter 9 of my book on implementing infinite lazy loading in Vaadin.

Programming Brain 2019-01-18

An Introduction To MongoDB Replication

MongoDB® is database software that stores data in the same format as JSON. The data structure of the database can be changed when required. The performance of the database is…

Percona Community Blog – learn about MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB 2019-01-14

Writing a Killer Conference Proposal

If you’re planning to submit a proposal to Percona Live but suffering a little writer’s block, or at least want to be sure to make a good impression on our…

Percona Community Blog – learn about MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB 2019-01-03

Hello, World in Vaadin 10+

A guide to creating a Hello, World application using Vaadin 10+ and Java.

Programming Brain 2019-01-02