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• Brian Aker
• Monty Taylor
• Jay Pipes
• Stewart Smith
• Eric Day
• Lee Bieber
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
23. Drizzle Contributors
• Mark Atwood • Ronald Bradford
• Patrick Galbraith • Michael Shadle
• Padraig O'Sullivan • David Shrewsbury
• Toru Maesaka • Philip Herron
• Roland Bouman • Sherri Cabral
• Sergey Petrunia • Andrew Ettinger
• Trond Norbye • Clint Byrum
• Nathan Williams • Vladimir Kolesnikov
• Aarti Pai
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100+ Contributors
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
26. What sets Drizzle apart?
• Reducing active lines of code
• Reuse of existing system libraries (C++/STL)
• Code Coverage / Code documentation
• Regression testing per revision
• Highly extensible via plugins
• Infrastructure aware, focus on web applications
•
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Multi Core / High Concurrency / Lots of RAM
27. What sets Drizzle apart?
Community
• All contributions are treated equally
• No contributor license agreements
• Captain System
• All project information is public
• Release early and often (~ 2 weeks)
• 100+ Contributors / 500+ Mailing List
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
28. What is available now?
• Drizzle Server
• Client Library (Supports Drizzle, MySQL, SQL Lite)
• Connectors - Perl DBD:drizzle, php, java, python, ruby, lua?
• Amazon EC2 AMI’s
• Plugins (for example)
• Authentication (PAM,LDAP,Http Auth)
•
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Storage Engines - InnoDB, MyISAM, Blitz, PBXT
29. What is on the roadmap?
• Replication plugins and new protocol
• Pluggable Configuration
• Server Side Scripting
• Performance Schema
• <insert your work here>
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
30. More about Drizzle?
• Wiki http://drizzle.org/wiki
• Blogs http://planetdrizzle.org
• Code http://drizzle.org/doxygen/
• Presentations
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
31. Audience Poll
• How many of you have tried Drizzle before today?
• How many of you have heard of Drizzle before this conference?
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
32. Questions
• Tweet using hashcodes #drizzle #oscon
• Raise your hand
Wednesday, July 22, 2009