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    1. MySQL Open Database Giuseppe Maxia M y S Q L C o m m u n i t y Te a m L e a d Sun Microsystems datacharmer@sun.com http://datacharmer.blogspot.com
    2. about me Giuseppe Maxia a.k.a. The Data Charmer Database hacker Passionate community contributor http://datacharmer.blogspot.com 2
    3. From Sardinia, Italy 3
    4. MySQL My - See - Quel My - Ess - Kyu - Ell We make databases 4
    5. What is MySQL? A noun? A verb? An abstract concept? It's a PHENOMENON ! Let's ask Google. 5
    6. “mysql” = 210,000,000 6
    7. The business competition “mysql” = 210,000,000 “postgresql” = 19,700,000 “db2” = 19,800,000 “sql server” = 75,900,000 “oracle” = 102,000,000 7
    8. The show business competition “mysql” = 210,000,000 “madonna” = 98,000,000 8
    9. The political competition “mysql” = 210,000,000 “berlusconi” = 28,300,000 9
    10. The political competition “mysql” = 210,000,000 “sarkozy” = 31,100,000 10
    11. The political competition (november 2008) “mysql” = 210,000,000 “obama” = 201,000,000 11
    12. a phenomenon! MySQL is twice as popular as Madonna and has almost the same chance as Obama for US President. 12
    13. OK. But really, what is it? A piece of database software The backbone of the web economy A community of millions of users The employer that gives me a pay check 13
    14. or, more academically ... a data base management system able to store data persistently on many operating systems working with several programming languages hmm... 14
    15. or we could use an example What about Facebook? 15
    16. facebook Facebook. Powered by MySQL 16
    17. most popular 17
    18. the LAMP stack L Linux A Apache M MySQL P Perl/PHP/Python/ PostgreSQL 18
    19. MySQL, the online database The world most visited web sites 19
    20. MySQL and the Web according to Alexa - June 10, 2009 1 Google 11 MySpace 2 Yahoo 12 Google.co.in 3 Youtube 13 Google.de 4 Facebook 14 qq.com 5 live 15 Microsoft 6 MSN 16 rapidshare 7 Wikipedia 17 sina.con.cn 8 Blogger 18 Google.fr 9 Baidu 19 Wordpress 10 Yahoo.co.jp 20 Google.co.uk ...and many more: Flickr, Second Life, Craigslist, Slashdot, LiveJournal, Digg, Del.icio.us, Pricegrabber.com, Weather.com etc. 20
    21. From ubiquity to business Enterprise customers MySQL User Base Who pays my salary? 21
    22. MySQL Enterprise Full control on your database 22
    23. MySQL Query Analyzer Part of MySQL Enterprise Finds and solves performance problems on the spot Find out more: www.mysql.com 23
    24. people Freedom to work anywhere 24
    25. people 25
    26. Community MySQL Forge Projects Tools Code Worklogs Wiki http://forge.mysql.com 26
    27. Downloads Community Articles Blogs Bug reports Forums Events University http://dev.mysql.com 27
    28. Community http://planet.mysql.com 28
    29. Community http://es.planet.mysql.com 29
    30. Community http://forums.mysql.com 30
    31. friends - Operating Systems Linux Solaris Windows Mac OS X *BSD *NIX 31
    32. friends - Connectors C library C/C++ Perl PHP Java library Python .NET library ODBC Java VB C# 32
    33. MySQL Core Values Stability Performance Ease of use 33
    34. Stability tested by millions built to last 34
    35. Performance designed to be fast The web wants instant responses MySQL provides them 35
    36. Ease of use the "15 minutes rule" you should be up and running with MySQL within 15 minutes 36
    37. Scalability slave R master R/W slave R REPLICATION 37
    38. R Scalability R/W data node R/W data node data node data node R/W MySQL Cluster 38
    39. MySQL 5.1 GA 39
    40. MySQL 5.1 GA 40
    41. More performance now even faster with 5.4 beta! 41
    42. Yes, we're open 42
    43. Show me the code! http://launchpad.net/mysql-server 43
    44. Give me the binaries! http://dev.mysql.com/downloads 44
    45. We have changed all this Release control system Contributor agreement Binary differentiation Release model 45
    46. Let's work together contributions are welcome http://forge.mysql.com/Contributing 46
    47. MySQL Proxy http://launchpad.net/mysql-proxy 47
    48. MySQL Community in Spanish MySQL Community in Spanish http://comunidadmysql.org/
    49. Tomorrow A competition at 16:30 No Sun employees! A copy of this book to the first one who: Has a blog in Spanish that mentions MySQL; Reports on Open Communities Forum; Submits the blog to Planet MySQL in Spanish;
    50. More to come Open SQL Camp In St. Augustin (Bonn-Cologne), Germany August 22-23, 2009 All open databases welcome Call for papers is open! http://opensqlcamp.org
    51. Virtually yours Facebook groups Linkedin Groups Twitter accounts (follow me!) http://twitter.com/mysql_community http://twitter.com/datacharmer
    52. THANK YOU Giuseppe Maxia giuseppe.maxia@sun.com h t t p : / / d a t a c h a r m e r. b l o g s p o t . c o m

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