Sep
27
2017
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Percona Live Europe 2017 Keynotes Day 2

Black coffee was flowing this morning for day two Percona Live Europe 2017 Keynotes after many of the delegates had spent a good few hours the night before enjoying Irish hospitality at the Community Dinner.

So today Laurie Coffin, Chief Marketing Officer for Percona, introduced proceedings for day two and later also took to the stage for a Q&A session with authors Laine Campbell and Charity Majors. More on that later…

State of the Dolphin

Geir Høydalsvik, Development Director for MySQL at Oracle, delivers his keynote “State of the Dolphin”

Geir Høydalsvik, Development Director for MySQL at Oracle, delivers his keynote “State of the Dolphin”

First up Geir Høydalsvik, Development Director for MySQL at Oracle, delivered juicy tidbits of what to expect in MySQL 8.0 (beyond what you see in the current Developer Milestone Releases). He gave a comprehensive overview of plans and current developments to what had become an almost full house – despite the night before’s revelries.

Many Faces of Continuent Tungsten

M C Brown, VP Products at Continuent, delivers his keynote “Many Faces of Continuent Tungsten”

M C Brown, VP Products at Continuent, delivers his keynote “Many Faces of Continuent Tungsten”

MC Brown brought the conference up to date with the latest Tungsten developments, as well as some thoughts for the future. He described the wide-ranging deployments of Tungsten out in the field and his thoughts on how it might look going forward.

Database Reliability Engineering

Laine Campbell, Charity Majors are quizzed by Laurie Coffin

Laurie Coffin took to the stage to quiz Laine Campbell, Senior Director Production Engineering at OpsArtisan, and Charity Majors, CEO of Honeycomb Q&A about the newly released O’Reilly title: Database Reliability Engineering. The book focuses on designing and operating resilient database systems and uses open-source engines such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Cassandra as examples throughout.

Database Performance in High Traffic Environments

Pavel Genov, Head of Software Development at Pepper, delivers his keynote “Database Performance in High Traffic Environments”

Pepper.com is purposely different than other platforms that list daily deals. Around the clock, the community seeks and finds the best offers in fashion, electronics, traveling and much more. Pavel described how Pepper optimizes their database performance to make sure their web applications remain responsive and meet users’ expectations.

Sep
26
2017
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Pepper Turns to Percona to Ensure a Great Customer Experience at Pepper.com

Pepper.com

Pepper.comPepper.com, the world’s largest community deal platform, has selected Percona to manage its open source database performance.

Pepper.com’s around-the-clock community seeks and finds the best offers in fashion, electronics, traveling and much more. With 500 million page views, over 25 million users and over 65,000 user-submitted deals per month across communities in America, Europe and Asia, Pepper has quickly risen to be the largest community deal platform worldwide.

When Pepper.com’s primary MySQL database administrator left the company, Pepper decided to shift to a managed service to maintain uptime and responsiveness. Having previously attended Percona Live Europe, the premier European open source database conference, as well as being avid readers of the Percona Database Performance Blog, the Pepper team turned to Percona for open source database remote managed service expertise.

“Guaranteeing database performance is key to making sure our web applications are responsive and up-to-date,” said Pavel Genov, Head of Software Development at Pepper.com. “Percona Care Ultimate helps us to achieve these objectives.”

Pepper.comPepper was already using Percona Server for MySQL. Following a Percona Database Performance Audit to review the Pepper.com environment, architecture and setup, Percona XtraBackup was deployed to provide online non-blocking, tightly compressed, highly secure backups.

Check out the case study on Pepper.com and Percona’s engagement to improve and manage Pepper’s database environment.

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