September 22, 2010 6:30 PM - 9 attended
Fall MySQL Happy Hour
Mark and Boyd just finished GeekAustin's 10 week MySQL Associate Certification Study Group, and now we're wondering what should be next. Boyd would like to lead a study group for the MySQL Developer I exam, and Mark would like to host a few meetups on replication strategies and other topics of interest.
The Austin MySQL Meetup and the GeekAustin MySQL SIG are hosting a happy hour next Wednesday, September 22, to meet with everyone and find out what sort of events/study groups people would like to see in the coming months.
The happy hour will be hosted at Triumph Cafe on Anderson Lane.
Austin has a great MySQL community. If you're looking to sharpen your skills, or just spend an evening with folks who share your interest, come join us.
RSVP at EventBrite:
http://mysqlhappyhour...
-Lynn
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Mark Lehmann
Thanks to everyone who attending. Sorry that I couldn't be there. I'll do better planning in the future.
Jason, good idea on the Monitoring/Load testing. In the mean time you might look at mysqlslap and mysql super smack for benchmarking.
Posted September 23, 2010 at 7:26 PM
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Great meeting with you all last night. Lynn and Boyd, please send us some information about the new Google Group when you can to organize the HA/Replication talks and Developer I exam study groups. As we mentioned, I think it would be a great idea to have a night dedicated to Monitoring/Load testing strategies. Also, I've done a lot of work with MySQL's GIS Extensions and mapping recently, so if anyone is interested we could have a discussion night about that. Thanks.