Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 20th edition of MyWebinar. We hope that our time together helped to elevate and seam your work to perfection. We’re committed to giving back to the opensource database community in the coming days by presenting more LIVE events.

Monu Mahto, Database Consultant from Mydbops was successful in making this event more interactive, engaging, and, most importantly, productive for the audience. Thank you for your continuous contribution to the opensource community.

Topic: MySQL Data Encryption at Rest

Date: 25th of March, 2023

Time: 11 AM IST

The most important key takeaways are:

What is Data-at-rest Encryption ?

Data at rest means all inactive data stored on disk. …

We are fueled and energized by the inquisitiveness and eagerness of Database Administrators as a community, reminding us of conducting the next edition of Mydbops Database Meetup. The regular attendees are now looking forward to this quarterly meetup organized by Mydbops, for the benefit of its participants, with the latest hands-on knowledge being shared by the practitioners themselves.

This time we are back in to Diamond District as the venue for this edition of 5th Mydbops Database Meetup, even though, the place of the meeting will be in a different Tower within the same campus at Gojek Tech, Diamond District, 4th Floor, Tower ‘B’, HAL Road, Bangalore – 560 008.

Mydbops Database Meetup

Bangalore, IN
175 Members

Let us meet together at Mydbops Database Conference. This …

Since three years of our entity’s progression, Mydbops IT Solutions, Bangalore, have been an active participant of Open Source India (OSI) conference, conducted by Open Source For You Magazine which is part of EFY Group, New Delhi.

This annual event is an attempt by the team at Open Source For You magazine in partnership with India’s Open Source community and industry—to bring various stake-holders under one roof. The mission of OSI is simple—to accelerate development and deployment of Open Source in India, and beyond.

This year our floor presence has been shifted to the Entry Bay itself, contrasting from our previous presence at the sides of an Auditorium. This position is alongside the IT bigwig like, Microsoft. This development, show cases strides made in the past …

Mydbops database meetup was held on 26-01-2019 and 48 members from open source database community has attended this event. We had talks on MySQL and MongoDB databases.

Open source database enthusiastic from companies like OLA Cabs, Searce Inc, PayTm, Quikr, Zensar, Grab, SAP labs, Travel Yarri, Meddiff and a few has travelled from other cities of India like Hyderabad and Chennai.

The Welcome talk was given my Selva venkatesh of Mydbops. He spoke about the open source database community and welcomed all the participants and speakers.

Followed by it Karthik P R , CEO/ Founder, Mydbops made his presentation on “InnoDB Performance Optimisation” . InnoDB is the prime engine in MySQL.This talk focuses on the InnoDB Architecture in MySQL 8.0 and its fine tuning. He also answered the various questions raised …

Mydbops team has presented at 15th edition Open source India Conference happened at Bangalore on 12-10-2018. Manosh malai ( Senior Devops/ DB Consultant ) and Kabilesh P R ( Co-Founder Mydbops ) has made presentation on “Evolution of DBA in the Cloud Era“. They have shared the value addition that DBA’s can bring into any organisation who have adopted to cloud ( DBaaS ). They have shared a case study of their consulting experience too.

Once again, Pythian is organizing the traditional Open Source Database Community dinner in Santa Clara!

• When: Tuesday April 25, 7pm-10pm
• Where: David’s Restaurant, a short 5-minute walk from the Santa Clara Convention center.
• Tickets: Register here!

Among the attendees will be Pythian’s amazing lineup of speakers at the PerconaLive Conference.

This event is open to all open source database community members who will be in the area; many will be in town for the …

From our October NYC Meetup, Ronald Bradford gave a presentation on “MySQL Replication Smackdown – Evaluating current replication capabilites”. Some of the details of his presentation included:

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• What are the common approaches to data replication?
• Why do you want to use data replication in your application?
• What MySQL offers with different replication types.
• What are the limitations of different MySQL replication.
• How to evaluate your architecture needs
• A new architecture mindset …

I recently completed a four country tour of Baltic Sea countries presenting this seminar series at:

• Helsinki, Finland on Wednesday August 20.
• Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday August 21.
• Riga, Lavtia on Tuesday August 26.
• Talinn, Estonia on Wednesday August 27.

This seminar of four presentations provided a detailed review of the essential lifecycle components for developing a successful software application and offered a checklist for your company to review the design, development, deployment and support practices of your MySQL business applications. Presentations …

Yesterday we had our third MySQL User Group meeting in Trondheim with close to 40 participants, a mix of database administrators, application developers, database developers, and even university professors.

We had all gathered to listen to Truls Bergskaug from Basefarm a leading hosting provider for mission critical business applications. Truls Bergskaug is an experienced database administrator who deals with around 500 MySQL instances in production, all MySQL versions starting from 4.1 up to 5.6. Truls presented the hosting environment, typical set up scenarios, issues related to database upgrades, monitoring, and management. As an example Truls outlined Basefarm’s internally made rpm …

You may think that you already know what's the opposite of "DISABLED", but with MySQL Event Scheduler you'll be wrong.

In fact MySQL Event Scheduler may have three different states[1][2]:

DISABLED -  The Event Scheduler thread does not run [1]. In addition, the Event Scheduler state cannot be changed at runtime.
OFF (default) - The Event Scheduler thread does not run [1]. When the Event Scheduler is OFF it can be started by setting the value of event_scheduler to ON.
ON - The Event Scheduler is started; the event scheduler thread runs and executes all scheduled events.

So if you're going to find it in the DISABLED state and instinctively set it to ENABLED you'll end up with a non-starting MySQL daemon.
Be warned and stay safe out there!

[1]: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/events-configuration.html
[2]: When the Event Scheduler is not running does not appear …