We are pleased to announce the second MySQL User Group meeting in Seoul, South Korea.
This time Daesang Information & Technology sponsors venue and snack. Please find more information below.
Date & Time: 29th Aug, 2014, 7pm to 9 pm
Venue: TOZ Kangnam tower, 2nd floor
Agenda:
1. MySQL Fabric intro
2. MySQL Cluster intro & demo
3. Select MUG Staff
We are looking forward to talking to you!
There will be 2 community meetups in Tokyo in Japan scheduled for June 2014. Please check and join following:
This month another MySQL User Group meeting is scheduled, this time in Seoul, Korea on May 20, 2014 @ 6:30pm. Please mark your calendar for this day if you are local... It's a great opportunity to hear news about delivering MySQL 5.7.4 as well as we saved some time for a MySQL User Group discussion. Please see details below:
Name: MySQL User Group Meeting
Date: May 20th, 2014
Time: 6:30pm
Place: 15fl. ASEM Tower, (Oracle Korea office), Samsung-dong, Seoul, Korea
For more details see the MySQL Korea User Group Facebook page
Are you already a MySQL User Group Leader?
or
Are you thinking about taking this role in the near future?
If yes, please let me invite you to the Annual User Group Leaders' Summit organized by Oracle User Group team. The purpose of this 2 days meeting is sharing the expertise, knowledge and share experience with leading the UG as well as learning of the new ways how to handle groups by using new technologies & tools (i.e. Cloud..).
It is great opportunity to talk to other User Group leaders and share the experience and knowledge with them. There will be Java User Group, Oracle User Group and of course MySQL User Group Leaders!
Find details about this event below and if you are interested and/or want to know more, please do not hesitate to contact myself or make a registration at the link below. You will be contacted by us with a …
[Read more]We had a great kickoff to the Bangalore MySQL User camp on 22 March 2013 at the Oracle Kalyani Magnum Office.
There were 17 attendees from the MySQL community besides more than 15 MySQL engineers who attended the meet. Of these 3 community members were from groups inside Oracle. There was a mix of new and veteran MySQL users. The MySQL India teams gave a brief introduction about themselves, followed by a quick overdrew of MySQL and how it is different from other databases. The presentation about 5.6 features was presented last and the one that was most liked. There was a great networking over juice and Donuts after the meeting. There were lots of questions by the community on technical details of 5.6 features. Everyone interacted and there was help offered for ensuring that the next meeting on 19th June 2013 is an even greater success.
Thanks to all the attendees, and organizers. Hope to see you in person again in 3 months …
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We are planning the kickoff meeting of the Bangalore MySQL User
Camp:
We would like to invite all MySQL enthusiasts at Bangalore to
join.
Plan is to have at-least one meeting every quarter and give an
opportunity to all to participate, attend and speak.
Agenda for 22 March Meeting:
1700-1715: Introductions
1715-1730 : Meet the MySQL Development team @ Bangalore
1730-1815 : Introduction to MySQL 5.6
1815-1830 : Q&A & Plan for the next meeting
1830-1900 : Tea and informal networking
Venue:
Conf Rom 0C001,
Ground Floor, B Wing, Oracle,
Kalyani Magnum Software technology Park
1st Main, J P Nagar 7th Phase,
Bangalore 560076
You can also join the google group "bangalore-mysql-user-camp" where we will be announcing further meetings etc.
MySQL User Group meeting, Stockholm, Sweden - April 10,
2013
After some time the Swedish MySQL User Group is organizing and
announcing the upcoming MySQL User Group meeting in Stockholm!!!
Everyone who are around that area on April 10, 2013, please make
sure that you do not miss this great opportunity to listen and
ask questions the main guest Mats Kindahl, (the Senior Principal
Software Developer MySQL) who will be talking on Replication news
on MySQL 5.6.!!!
Above this main topic and Q&A on MySQL Replication, you will also have an opportunity to suggest topics for the upcoming SMUG meetings as well as enjoy the food & mingle.
Date: April 10, 2013
Start: at 4pm
Where (address) : Emineo; Lilla Västerbron 20; 11219 Stockholm;
Sweden
URL for registration & updates: LinkedIn; …
At OSCON 2011 last week, Oracle delivered more early access (labs) features for MySQL 5.6 replication. These features are focused on better integration, performance and data integrity:
- The Binlog API: empowering the community to seamlessly integrate MySQL with other applications and data stores;
- Binlog Group Commit and Enhanced Multi-Threaded Slaves: continuing to deliver major improvements to replication performance;
- Durable Slave Reads: further enhancing data integrity.
These new features build on the significant replication enhancements announced as part of the MySQL 5.6.2 Development Milestone Release back in April.
We are always listening to our customers and community. And, based on their needs and input, the MySQL engineering team continues to take …
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Just a small
note to advise that Securich reached 0.1.4.
Some new tools include:
* Added Password complexity
* Enhanced `set_password` – Old password is now necessary to
replace it by a new one
* Enhanced Revoke privileges to accept regexp
* Added Block user@hostname on a database level
* Added Creation of reserved usernames
* Added Help stored procedure displays help for each stored
proc
* Enhanced `create_update_role` to include the removal of
privilages from roles
* Enhanced `grant_priveleges` on `alltables` for a database
without tables would terminate with an error instead of
gracefully (now fixed)
* Added Restore user@hostname on a database level
* Removed ’show warnings’ from sql installation
The database design using workbench is also available in the db folder (for easier understanding of what lies …
[Read more]Several people commented on our last blog post or contacted us via our Twitter account, asking questions and raising concerns about migrating the MySQL user group organization to FaceBook. It seems like there is some confusion that we would like to address: you are not required to move to FaceBook. This was just a recommendation, you are of course free to choose whatever service you prefer to manage your MySQL user group. In fact, you are of course welcome to continue using Meetup.com for this! However, be advised that you will have to take care of any occurring fees by yourself from now on, as the sponsorship agreement between MySQL and Meetup.com was not renewed.
And if Facebook is not your cup of tea, there are other services that provide similar functionality. We've tried …
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