Solaris Cluster is a multi-system, multi-site high availability
and disaster recovery solution that manages the availability of
applications services and data across local, regional and
geographically dispersed data centers. The Solaris Cluster
environment extends the Solaris Operating System into a cluster
operating system.
If you are following the Solaris Cluster product and features,
you would have noticed extreme innovation by Sun in the high
availability and disaster recovery space since the time we
released our first HA product many years ago. For well over a
decade, Solaris Cluster has been a market leader for providing
business continuity and disaster recovery solutions to all
mission critical business applications, spanning all the major
industry segments.
Continuing with our tradition of innovation, we are pleased to
announce another release - "Solaris Cluster 3.2 11/09" - an
update to the Solaris Cluster 3.2 …
Solaris Cluster is a multi-system, multi-site high availability
and disaster recovery solution that manages the availability of
applications services and data across local, regional and
geographically dispersed data centers. The Solaris Cluster
environment extends the Solaris Operating System into a cluster
operating system.
If you are following the Solaris Cluster product and features,
you would have noticed extreme innovation by Sun in the high
availability and disaster recovery space since the time we
released our first HA product many years ago. For well over a
decade, Solaris Cluster has been a market leader for providing
business continuity and disaster recovery solutions to all
mission critical business applications, spanning all the major
industry segments.
Continuing with our tradition of innovation, we are pleased to
announce another release - "Solaris Cluster 3.2 11/09" - an
update to the Solaris Cluster 3.2 …
Solaris Cluster is a multi-system, multi-site high availability
and disaster recovery solution that manages the availability of
applications services and data across local, regional and
geographically dispersed data centers. The Solaris Cluster
environment extends the Solaris Operating System into a cluster
operating system.
If you are following the Solaris Cluster product and features,
you would have noticed extreme innovation by Sun in the high
availability and disaster recovery space since the time we
released our first HA product many years ago. For well over a
decade, Solaris Cluster has been a market leader for providing
business continuity and disaster recovery solutions to all
mission critical business applications, spanning all the major
industry segments.
Continuing with our tradition of innovation, we are pleased to
announce another release - "Solaris Cluster 3.2 11/09" - an
update to the Solaris Cluster 3.2 …
I suspect that few of the readers of my blog have missed it, but MySQL 5.1 is GA. And I suspect it was no surprise to my readers, nor those of Giuseppe, the Community Team Lead. Nor those who read Sheeri’s blog, with the picture of Dups unmistakably setting GA date expectations at the OpenSQL Camp a number of weeks ago.
In addition to our communication, there has been some, ehmm, complementary communication on MySQL 5.1 …
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Enough of one-sided stories. Let's see a different angle of MySQL 5.1. First, let me thank my colleague Chris Powers for taking a stand in defense of the management. But saying "everyone does so" is not a good explanation. The truth is much more complex and requires some narrative. |
MySQL 5.1 didn't start on the right foot. The effort to produce its features was underestimated, mostly because, at the time when it was designed, the company was still unearthing the architectural bugs that were haunting MySQL 5.0.
MySQL 5.0 was GA in October 2005. One month later, MySQL 5.1 started its alpha stage, while a rain of bugs fell …
[Read more]I have just started a blog in Italian. Although Italian is my mother tongue, most of my technical writing is in English. Since my tasks are more widespread than a single country, it was easier and simpler to write in English straight away.
After Sun acquisition, the MySQL presence in Italy is growing, and then it makes sense to employ my birth speaking abilities to spread the word in my country.
Today, thanks to a convoluted introduction, set in motion by Kaj and Google Translate, I started contributing to Giuseppe Guerrasio's blog, pettinix.org, with a post on …
[Read more]With all due respect to Monty (and I mean that — much respect is due), I have some serious issues with his portrayal of the 5.1 release. I hate to make my first entry on Planet MySQL about a controversy, but he encouraged people to blog about their experience with 5.1, so that’s what I’ll do here.
Overall Quality
As a long time user, I am very confident that the quality of 5.1 GA far exceeds that of the initial 5.0 GA release (5.0.15). In fact, I would go further and suggest that the MySQL organization has if anything been too conservative about declaring 5.1 GA.
It’s obviously true that there are still many bugs open. However no software is bug free, especially not those with codebase as large as MySQL. So the question is not if they are bug free, but are the …
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MySQL, the most popular open source database, releases today, November 27, 2008, its version 5.1 GA (General Availability). Downloads are available for all operating systems. Version 5.1 introduces several enhancements to the already rich set of features. Most notable are partitioning, row based replication, the event scheduler, a new … |
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MySQL 5.1 finally RELEASED! MySQL 5.1 GA is now available for download. The time has come. MySQL 5.1 is ready for production use. In case you weren't paying attention while it it was still under development, here's what you get:
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Sheeri has already commented on this, but I want to stress that MySQL 5.1.30 will be GA by December 6th, 2008.