Sheeri Cabral, Senior DB Admin/Architect at Mozilla, make a presentation about MySQL security. All the aspects of MySQL security are presented in this talk: backup access, encryption, network access, access to operating systems and logs, etc.
Recent enhancements to MySQL have improved its performance and usability considerably. When it comes to distributed usage, though, MySQL has still a few bottlenecks and constraints that make the DBAs and developers lifeharder. For example, while MySQL itself is multi tasking, the replication apply, which is core to a large …
This talk shares hindsights about the why and the how of that migration, what problems couldn’t be solved without moving away and how the solution now looks. The tools used for migrating away the data, the methods and will detail the new architecture. And the new home: in the cloud!
Conventionally relational databases like MySQL are inflexible and application developers are required to configure and provision database capacity to meet peak or near demand. This is neither cost effective, nor even feasible for high growth companies.
MariaDB has been making successful parallel-to-MySQL-releases since MariaDB 5.1. The feature list is bursting with new features which has helped more & more folk migrate their MySQL instances to MariaDB. This talk will focus on the main feature additions in MariaDB, from MariaDB 5.1 to the flagship MariaDB 5.5 release. …
Moving from a relational database, like MySQL, to a NoSQL database, like Couchbase, requires that you change the perspective on your data. In this article, MC Brown explains the differences between structuring data for a MySQL and a Couchbase database. He also discusses how these differences impact your queries.
