The installation through the Solaris repository is as simple as typing:
$ pkg install mysql-50
to obtain MySQL 5.0.91 (status Jan 18, 2012) or click on this link to launch the interactive installer.
$ pkg install mysql-51
to obtain MySQL 5.1.37 (status Jan. 18, 2012) or click on this link to launch the interactive installer.
We use nginx and its features a lot in Scribd. Many times in the last year we needed some pretty interesting, but not supported feature – we wanted nginx X-Accel-Redirect functionality to work with remote URLs. Out of the box nginx supports this functionality for local URIs only. In this short post I want to explain how did we make nginx serve remote content via X-Accel-Redirect.
First of all, here is why you may need this feature. Let’s imagine you have a file storage on Amazon S3 where you store tons of content. And you have an application where you have some content downloading functionality that you want to be available for logged-in/paying/premium users and/or you want to keep track of downloads your users perform …
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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 …
You can now yum (RPM) or apt-get (DEB) MariaDB 5.1.39, courtesy of OurDelta and in close cooperation with Monty Program Ab. Simply follow the info on the CentOS, Debian or Ubuntu pages.
(note: give the mirrors some hours to sync up)
Quick overview
At this point we have a 32-bit and a 64-bit Linux binary tarball, should work on most Ubuntu and CentOS and the like (I tested a few). Possibly OSX coming. Not sure on Windows right now.
For further details and download links, see yesterday’s release post.
It’s time to play! A special thanks particularly to Antony Curtis for the excellent smart and actually very speedy coding, and for just being a great guy to work with. If you would like to utilise his ace MySQL knowledge and coding skills, do talk to me!
Right now, we have a source tarball available for you, patching OQGRAPH on top of a MySQL 5.0.86-d9-Sail (OurDelta) source. As you know MySQL 5.0 does not have engine plugins so patching is the only way we can put it in. This OQGRAPH codebase is licensed under GPLv2+.
Even though we’ve successfully built it on several platforms and architectures, since this is the first public release we’d like you to try it first, as we’re sure that there might be problems on some platforms. When we catch and fix those, we can do proper package builds.
You will find the link to the source tarball, and other necessarily instruction and configuration, on the …
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Users familiar with the MySQL development process will remember that our developers use a tool called pushbuild, which builds the server code with the latest changes, using several operating systems, and runs the test suite. |
This tool produces one binary package for each platform where the test runs, and every day there are a few dozen of such packages, waiting to be deleted and replaced by the ones created with the next build.
For long time, several people suggested publishing these binaries for the community. Each time, there was some minor or major impediment, such as getting together different teams and requesting resources from a third one. But the community …
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Users familiar with the MySQL development process will remember that our developers use a tool called pushbuild, which builds the server code with the latest changes, using several operating systems, and runs the test suite. |
This tool produces one binary package for each platform where the test runs, and every day there are a few dozen of such packages, waiting to be deleted and replaced by the ones created with the next build.
For long time, several people suggested publishing these binaries for the community. Each time, there was some minor or major impediment, such as getting together different teams and requesting resources from a third one. But the community …
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