Tokutek’s Bradley did a session on their Fractal Tree Index technology at the MySQL Conference (and an OpenSQL Camp before that – but I wasn’t at that one), and my first thought was: great, now we get to see what and where the magic is. On second thought, I realised you may not want to [...]
Filed under: Conferences by arjen on Thursday, April 29, 2010 | Social tagging: B+Tree > B-Tree > binary tree > fractal tree indexes > index > mariadb > mysql > Red-Black tree > T-Tree > tokutek
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Peter and Arjen will be at DrupalCon SF 2010. Peter specifically for the event, Arjen staying around the SF area after the MySQL Conference last week. Specifically, we’ll be talking with people about using the OQGRAPH engine to help with social graphs and other similar problems, easily inside Drupal. You may recall that Peter already [...]
Filed under: Conferences, GRAPH engine by arjen on Saturday, April 17, 2010 | Social tagging: drupalcon > GRAPH engine > mariadb > mysql > OQGRAPH
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Walter and I are giving a tutorial on Monday morning, MySQL (and MariaDB) Dual Master Setups with MMM, I believe there are still some seats available – tutorials are a bit extra when you register for the conference, so you do need to sign up if you want to be there! It’s a hands-on tutorial/workshop, we’ll be [...]
Filed under: Conferences, GRAPH engine, Software and tools by arjen on Thursday, April 8, 2010 | Social tagging: graphengine > mariadb > mmm > mysql > mysqlconf > neo4j > open query > OQGRAPH
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On this big trip, I made particular effort to finally visit Monty at his home near Helsinki. Somehow, in all my years at MySQL AB, this never happened – a sad omission. So, I spent the Easter days with Monty, Anna and now 5yo Maria. I’m not a fan of most meetings, and in many [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized by arjen on Thursday, April 8, 2010 | Social tagging: maria > mariadb > monty > monty program > mysql > Open Query
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So, Open Query is going to move to Silicon Valley. We all know there’ve been a few booms (and accompanying busts), but it is -still- where much of the big business of the online (and thus database) world is; and particular with projects/products like OQGRAPH, it makes sense for us now. Of course we can [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized by arjen on Thursday, April 1, 2010
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