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Viewing blog entries by the tag 'mysql'
PostgreSQL and multiple-server support brings Dawn to the enterprise
If your website runs across multiple servers or uses PostgreSQL as its database, Dawn™ can now support your environment! This week we’re excited to release a major update to Dawn. Previously Dawn could only monitor a website if it ran on a single server.
Dawn: Why do we monitor what we monitor? Part 2 of 3 - Apache and MySQL
This article was written from an interview with Sam Minnée(Continued from part one.)The Webserver LevelApache monitoring in Dawn is done using an Apache plugin called mod_status. (Administrators of Apache will probably be familiar with it.) It gives information about the current Apache processes.
Back from San Francisco
We've just returned from a trip to San Fransisco, where we exhibited and spoke at at the global MySQL Conference held in Santa Clara.
Help out at MySQLConf
We have a free pass to the annual global MySQL conference for someone who can help man our stall in the expo hall.
Sun acquires MySQL
In Jonathan Schwartz's recent blog post he talks about why Sun purchased MySQL and what it means for them and the internet industry at large. Sun paid $1,000,000,000 USD for MySQL which had $50,000,000 USD in revenue last year.
SilverStripe at MySQLConf08
Wow! We've been invited to speak and exhibit at MySQL's annual global conference.
Google Summer of Code Fruit #6: Multiple-database support
While we freeze in New Zealand, I struggle to conceive Philipp Krenn working on his Google project in Austria in anything but blizzard-ravaged Alps... Supposedly it is summer holidays there; our only proof is the progress he's made on allowing SilverStripe to work with different types of databases!