Drizzle Keynote at the MySQL User's Conference
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Drizzle MicroKernel aims to provide a database with further ease of use by focusing on modern applications and the web. It uses an open source methodology with everything in the codebase being public. The highlights include having over 80 code contributors from 4 companies, 41 language translations, and passing all test cases, though upgrades still require reloading and replication is still under testing. Rackspace has committed to using Drizzle in its cloud platform to help it succeed for both their needs and the community.
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Drizzle Keynote at the MySQL User's Conference
- 3. 5.0 Customer Advisory Board
- 4. Leap Forward Further Ease of Use Focus on the Web Use Open Source Methodology
- 5. World is 64bit SSD will be the common in Two Years No New Locks, More Cores will be Common Modern Applications C++/STL/Boost Focus On Tomorrow
- 6. Further Ease of Use
- 7. One Blob No Three Byte Integer No Three Byte Integer
- 8. Интернет является UTF-8. は、 Web UTF - 8 です。 The Web is UTF-8.
- 9. No bad record inserts. No hidden truncations. No “is my filesystem case sensitive” issues No Modes No Gotchas
- 11. Organic Open Source Everything is public, complete transparency. Release Early, Release Often. Launchpad and Hudson There is no Drizzle INC.
- 12. Client Client Client Routing Proxies Query Memcached Cache Parser Query 101101 Parser Query 101101 Optimizer Optimizer SQL & REST Storage Routing
- 13. Client Client Client Routing Proxies Query Memcached Cache Parser Query 101101 Parser Query 101101 Optimizer Optimizer SQL & REST Storage Routing
- 14. Today’s Pluggable Interfaces Replication Storage Engine Logging Authentication Authorization Table Functions Functions Protocol Query Rewrite XA
- 15. Replication Google Protocol Buffer Based Replicates row transformations. Integrates today with RabbitMQ, Casandra. Memcached, Gearman
- 16. libdrizzle Supports Drizzle (and MySQL, and SQLite) Asynchronous BSD
- 17. Authentication/Authorization No Cost Authentication PAM, LDAP, HTTP
- 18. Table Functions TABLE_CACHE TABLE_DEFINITION_CACHE SHOW TEMPORARY TABLES All new SQL compliant information_schema
- 19. Storage Engines For nearly two years we have been a transactional database by default. No more table level locking engines. Federated Data Dictionary.
- 20. Akiban.com Shared Nothing Join Cost Elimination Cloud Ready
- 21. What are the highlights?
- 23. 4 Companies With Core Developers
- 25. 109,00 Lines of Code in Kernel Lines of Code in Kernel (209,000)
- 26. No Warnings for GCC, Sun Studio
- 27. DBT2, Sysbench, SQLBench, Slap,Crash-Me
- 28. ~440 goto’s (compared to +2000)
- 30. Are we there yet?
- 31. Default Engine has been transactional for over a year, and passes all test cases. Upgrades still require reload. Replication is still under testing.
- 32. Where are we going?
- 33. Rackspace Coming Beta with Cloud Sites web platform. “Committed to Drizzle for it to succeed not only for our needs, but for the community needs.”
- 34. Better user usage tracking/resource handling. More Authentication Handlers Hardened Replication Shared Nothing Storage Nodes Server Side Scripting <YOUR WORK>
- 35. http://drizzle.org http://planetdrizzle.org Freenode #drizzle Drizzle Developer Day! This Friday, room 209/210