Hi
Daniel,
MariaDB MaxScale
- the latest addition to the
MariaDB product environment -
is an open-source,
database-centric proxy that
works with MariaDB Enterprise,
MariaDB Enterprise Cluster,
MariaDB Server and Oracle
MySQL®. In this webinar at Jan
15, 2015 MaxScale
specialist Mark Riddoch from
MariaDB Corporation will walk
you through this new solution.
Discover why it is important
for you and how you can
benefit from MariaDB MaxScale!
MariaDB
MaxScale has a pluggable
architecture designed to
increase flexibility and aid
customisation as well as a
lightweight, high-speed
networking core designed to
facilitate throughput. MariaDB
MaxScale provides scalable,
highly available and powerful
transformative database services
and solves your MariaDB and
MySQL challenges in scaling and
other issues.
Features
include:
-
MariaDB
and MySQL Client and
Server protocols
-
MariaDB
Galera and MySQL
replication cluster
monitoring
-
Connection
and Statement based load
balancing
-
Query
Performance Logging
-
Query
Statement Modification
based on regular
expressions
-
Query
Duplication to another
database, storage engine
or application
-
and more
Within
this webinar Matt Aslett,
Research Director at 451
Research will outline the
scaling challenges coming with
fast growing database
applications and why database
proxy servers like MaxScale are
important to enable load
balancing and query routing
without changes to existing
applications.
Register
Now
Webinar Details:
Date: January 15, 2015
Time: 7:00am PST / 10am ET / 16:00 CET
Duration: 60 min.
Speakers: Mark Riddoch, MariaDB
Corporation & Matt Aslett, 451
Research
Presenter Information:
Matt Aslett
As
Research Director for data
management and analytics within
451 Research's Information
Management practice, Matt has
overall responsibility for the
coverage of operational and
analytic databases, data
integration, data quality, and
business intelligence. Matt's own
primary area of focus is on
relational and non-relational
databases, data warehousing, data
caching, and Hadoop. Matthew is
also an expert in open source
software and regularly contributes
to 451 Research's open
source-related research.
Prior
to joining 451 Research, Matthew
was Deputy Editor of monthly
magazine Computer Business Review
and ComputerWire's daily news
service. Matthew started in IT
journalism in 1997 as a staff
writer with monthly magazine Unix
and NT News, where he became
editor in 2000. He has also
contributed to a number of other
publications. Matthew holds a BA
in Multimedia Journalism from
Bournemouth University in the UK
Mark Riddoch
A long time
Software Engineer with experience
of a wide variety of systems and
industry sectors. In recent years
I have moved more into the product
design and architecture fields
with the accompanying
responsibilities of project and
people management. I have
developed with a number of
languages, C, C++ and Java,
preferring the OO model of
implementation even when using
non-OO languages. I like to apply
sound engineering principles to
design and development and have
been an advocate of UML based
modelling in a number of the
positions I have held.
