Replicate to everything with Tungsten Replicator
- Sep 24, 2014 · 6:30 PM
Replication has been the backbone of the web economy for the last 15 years, but that was the old way of simply growing your availability and spreading your data fast. Current business practices require more than that. Your data is seldom in just one DBMS. You need to move data from MySQL to Oracle, to Hadoop, to other data warehouses, and to some yet unknown databases. Until recently, your chances of data replication across platforms and systems were slim. You had to use imagination and duct tape for that. Not anymore. Using
you can move your data in real-time between common RDBMS such as MySQL and Oracle to data stores like MongoDB, Vertica, and Hadoop. Not only that, you can build your own applier, and replicate to mostly everything.This talk shows how to cross boundaries and replicate in heterogenous systems, and also how to create your own applier, and pull data from your DBMS to the most bizarre places. Come and see! Your next custom replication is just around the corner.
Bio:
Giuseppe Maxia (@datacharmer | blog) SQA Director at Continuent is an active member of the MySQL community and long timer open source enthusiast. During the past 25 years he has worked in various IT related fields, with focus on databases, object oriented programming, system administration. Fluent in Italian, English, Perl, Python, SQL, Lua, C, Bash, and good speaker of C , French, Spanish, Java. He works in cyberspace, with a virtual team.
Agenda:
6:30 - 7:00 -- Doors open/general socializing & food provided by Percona
7:00 - 7:15 -- Intro/announcements
7:15 - 8:15(ish) -- Main presentation
8:15 - 8:45 -- General discussion/Q&A/networking/etc.
Sponsors:
Percona has made MySQL faster and more reliable for over 2,000 consulting and support customers worldwide since 2006. Percona provides enterprise-grade MySQL Support, Consulting, Training, Remote DBA, and Server Development services to companies including Cisco Systems, Alcatel-Lucent, Groupon and the BBC. Percona's founders authored the definitive book “High Performance MySQL” from O'Reilly Press and the widely read MySQL Performance Blog. Percona also develops software for MySQL users, including Percona Server, Percona XtraBackup, Percona XtraDB Cluster, and Percona Toolkit. The popular Percona Live conferences draw attendees and acclaimed speakers from around the world. For more information, visit www.percona.com
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Thanks for organizing meetup and the presentation! Is the slide available somewhere?