The binary version for MySQL Cluster 7.3.2 has now been made available at http://www.mysql.com/downloads/cluster/ (GPL version) or Oracle’s Software Delivery Cloud for the commercial version.
A description of all of the changes (fixes) that have gone into MySQL Cluster 7.3.2 (compared to 7.3.1) is available from the 7.3.2 Change log.
If you missed the recent MySQL Cluster 7.3 GA webinar then the replay is now available here.
In the webinar replay you can learn how MySQL Cluster 7.3 has delivered key features enabling the latest generation of web and mobile services to take advantage of high scalability on commodity hardware, SQL and NoSQL interfaces and 99.999% availability; these include:
The MySQL Connect conference is a great opportunity to listen to
and chat with people from the MySQL community – including the
engineers who work on or around MySQL as well people who are
using it in production. The conference takes place from 21-23
September in San Francisco (runs up to Oracle OpenWorld). There
are 84 sessions scheduled and the content catalog has now been published.
I’ll be presenting …
MySQL Cluster Manager 1.2.4 is now available to download from My Oracle Support or from the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud.
The biggest new feature in this release is the support for MySQL Cluster 7.3. Details on the changes can be found in the MySQL Cluster Manager documentation .
FOREIGN KEYs in MySQL Cluster is a big step
forward. It is now possible to run enterprise software with NDB
Cluster as the storage backend. Over the years, the lack of
FOREIGN KEYs have been one of the most limiting pieces of
functionality. Who wants to fiddle with TRIGGERs or recode
applications to enforce data integrity?
But finally, it is here. It is implemented natively at the Data
Node level, where NDB stores its data. It is well known that
FOREIGN KEYs come with an overhead. E.g., when writing a record
into a child table, the existence must be checked in the parent
table. Since data is distributed across multiple Data Nodes, the
child record and parent record may be on different nodes or
shards (Node Groups). Hence there is extra work to be done in
terms of internal triggers and network communication, the latter
being the more costly. The performance impact must be taken into
account when doing …
MySQL Cluster 7.3 went GA yesterday and with it came a new member of the MySQL Cluster API family: mysql-js – a native Node.js connector. mysql-js uses the NDB API to connect directly to the data nodes which improves performance compared to executing queries through the MySQL nodes.
For an introduction to mysql-js and installation instructions I will recommend taking a look at the official API documentation and Andrew Morgan’s blog; the latter also has an overview of the new features in MySQL Cluster 7.3 in general.
To get a feel for how the new API works, I went ahead and created …
[Read more]MySQL Cluster 7.3 has now been declared GA! This means that you can deploy it in your live systems and get support from Oracle.
This post briefly describes the main new features in the release; for a deeper dive, refer to the What’s new in MySQL Cluster 7.3 white paper and the more specialised blog posts that you’ll find links to from this post.
I’ll also be giving more details in the MySQL Cluster 7.3 Webinar which is scheduled for 09:00 Pacific / Noon Eastern / 17:00 UK / 18:00 CET this Thursday (20th June). This is a great opportunity to get your questions answered in real-time by the experts. As …
[Read more]MySQL Cluster 7.3 has just been declared Generally Available (and with it the new MySQL Cluster Auto-Installer) – download it from here.
Deploying a well configured cluster has just got a lot easier! Oracle have released a new auto-installer/configurator for MySQL Cluster that makes the processes extremely simple while making sure that the cluster is well configured for your application. A single command launches the web-based wizard which then steps you through configuring the cluster; to keep things even simpler, it will automatically detect the resources on your target machines and use these results together with the type of workload you specify in order to determine values for the key configuration parameters.
For a broader view of what is being released – check out this …
[Read more]We’re very pleased to announce that MySQL Cluster 7.3 has gone GA; for a full run-down of the new features and enhancements, take a look at the "MySQL Cluster 7.3 New Features for Internet-Scale Performance with Carrier-Grade Availability" white paper but this post will focus on just one of the features – the MySQL Cluster JavaScript Driver for Node.js. The post will step you through setting everything up so that you can get your first Node.js code reading and writing from MySQL Cluster.
Background
MySQL Cluster is a distributed, shared nothing database that provides linear scalability, 99.999% availability and high read/write throughput with low latency. SQL is …
[Read more]Continuing on from yesterday, the biggest news that I’ve noted in the past 24 hours:
