Mat Keep and I will be presenting a Webinar on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 describing the new capabilities of MySQL Cluster 7.0. The time is designed to be Asia/Australasia-friendly but of course it’s open to everyone.

Register for the MySQL Cluster 7 Webinar here.

By attending this webinar, you will learn more about the next generation of MySQL Cluster, and how it enables you to deliver 99.999% database availability, with real time performance and linear scalability, while slashing TCO.

Boasting a range of breakthrough capabilities, MySQL Cluster 7.0 will enable you to stay ahead of your most demanding, mission-critical application requirements. Enhanced scalability delivers higher database performance with fewer nodes to simplify deployment and administration. Expanded platform support and interoperability delivers more …

Following on from the announcement  at the User Conference last week that MySQL Cluster 7.0 is now generally available, Mat Keep and I will present the first public webcast this Thursday. If you’d like to attend but the time isn’t convenient then you can either watch/listen to the recording after the event or wait for the next one to be announced (will be aimed at different time-zones).

Details…..

What’s New in the Next Generation of MySQL Cluster?
Thursday, April 30, 2009

Whether you’re racing to introduce a new service, or trying to manage an avalanche of data in real time, your database has to be scalable, fast and highly available to meet ever-changing market conditions and stringent SLAs.

By attending this webinar, you will learn more about MySQL Cluster 7, and how it enables you to deliver 99.999% database availability, with real time performance and linear scalability, while slashing …

My O’Reilly webcast is now online at youtube. Comments welcome!

MySQL Replication is fairly simple to setup for the first time.  However over time maintenance can become troublesome.  At times errors show up in the error logs, or it can stop running altogether.  In fact MySQL Replication can fail in a much more insidious way, that is silently.  So what to do?

As it turns out there are specific reasons and causes for MySQL replication to get out of sync.  We’ll discuss what is and isn’t compliant in a MySQL Replicated environment, and then most importantly, we’ll discuss a tool that can help you verify your environment, and show you what is or isn’t in sync and why.

I’m presenting this webcast with O’Reilly on Thursday January 22.  If you’re interested, click here to register.