Database sharding, used by Facebook, Tumblr and Mozilla, is an incredibly powerful way to ensure MySQL systems scale-out and drive consistent, fast app performance to handle more users, more data, and more workloads.

Nowadays sharding can be automated, but how do you choose the right sharding rules to ensure optimal MySQL scalability and performance for your applications?

In this TechTalk webinar, Doran Levari CTO at ScaleBase, discusses how to:

• Determine if sharding is right for your organization
• Choose the best sharding policy for your applications
• Avoid sharding policy lock-in and data silos
• Shard for Cloud- vs. host-based systems

Learn from ScaleBase’s experience automating the MySQL sharding process.

Register today and learn how to cost-effectively scale growing MySQL databases without disrupting your existing infrastructure.

Database sharding, used by Facebook, Tumblr and Mozilla, is an incredibly powerful way to ensure MySQL systems scale-out and drive consistent, fast app performance to handle more users, more data, and more workloads. But home-grown sharding is hard, full of caveats, and very often ends up as non-cost effective.

ScaleBase provides an easy to use platform to scale-out MySQL databases. It gives all the benefits of MySQL sharding, while eliminating the biggest challenges associated with sharding.

In this TechTalk webinar, Doron Levari CTO at ScaleBase, explains:
- MySQL scale-out without embedding code and re-writing apps
- Successful sharding on Amazon and private clouds
- Single vs. multiple shards per server
- Eliminating data silos
- Creating a redundant, fault tolerant architecture with no single-point-of-failure
- Re-balancing and splitting shards

Register today and learn how to cost-effectively scale MySQL to handle an infinite number of users, with no disruption to the existing infrastructure.

Thousands of new online and mobile apps launch every day…but what happens when demand climbs and databases can’t keep up?

Matt Aslett of 451 Research will discuss:

• Scaling-out your MySQL databases
• New high availability strategies
• Centrally managing a distributed MySQL environment

Matt is the Research Director for Data Management and Analytics at 451 Research, covering operational and analytic databases, with a specific focus on relational and non-relational databases.

Joining Matt will be Doron Levari and Paul Campaniello, both from ScaleBase. ScaleBase allows apps to cost-effectively scale to an infinite number of users, with NO disruption to the existing infrastructure.

This webinar will examine the benefits of Read-Write splitting. To register, click here.

There are thousands of new online and mobile apps launching every day…but what happens when demand climbs for these apps and databases can’t keep up?  The long-term success of any app hangs on a company’s ability to provide uninterrupted access and availability – translation: Database performance and scalability.

Read write splitting is a great way to scale out your database. Just use a replicated cluster (master(s), slaves), those are commodity shared nothing database servers, and distribute sessions workload across them, and gain increasing throughput,  and better resource utilization where replication slaves can be used to offload read activity from the master database. It’s simple to understand and simple to deploy.

This webinar will explore the secrets, dos and don’ts, benefits and caveats behind R/W Splitting. We’ll discuss the following:

1. What are the principles for R/W Splitting in a way to ensure as even session distribution as possible across servers.
2. Can write-mostly application scale with R/W Splitting? Absolutely! See how.
3. Can I also gain performance increase in addition to scaling my throughput? Absolutely! See how.
4. Replication lag and “reads after writes”. How those can be overcome?

We’ll cover how ScaleBase provides transparent data distribution to its clients, overcoming caveats, hiding the complexity involved in data distribution, and making it transparent to the application.   ScaleBase is specifically designed to scale next generation applications without requiring any changes to the existing infrastructure.  Below please find our series of webinars addressing these topics:

(Completed) Aug 16 & Sept 20: Scaling MySQL: ScaleUp versus Scale Out: This webinar will examine best practices around scaling MySQL databases
(Completed) October 23:  Methods and challenges to Scale out a database
(Completed) December 13: Automated data distribution and parallelization

 THIS WEBINAR (Completed): January 17:  Catch 22 of read-write splitting

Please join us as Doron Levari, the CTO of ScaleBase discusses the benefits of automatic data distribution.  Doron is a long-time veteran of the database industry.  He has extensive experience in building and scaling-out database systems. Doron is also the publisher of the Database Scalability Blog, where he enjoys discussing challenging database scalability issues such as big data, throughput, complexity, virtualization and global distribution.

CLICK  HERE  TO  REGISTER

This webinar will examine the benefits of automatic data distribution. To register, click here.

There are thousands of new online and mobile apps launching every day…but what happens when demand climbs for these apps and databases can’t keep up?  The long-term success of any app hangs on a company’s ability to provide uninterrupted access and availability – translation: Database performance and scalability.

This webinar will explore the secrets, dos and don’ts, benefits and caveats behind data distribution and parallelization. Automatic data distribution is by far the best way to scale your database, distributing the data as well as session load among commodity shared nothing database servers.  We’ll discuss the following:

• What are the principles for distributing the data, in a way to ensure as even distribution as possible as well as ensure distribution of the sessions across servers.
• Parallelism in a high-throughput OLTP environment - good or bad?
• How can data from different nodes can be queried in the same query, how to handle GROUP BY, ORDER BY, LIMIT and so on.

We’ll cover how ScaleBase provides transparent data distribution to its clients, overcoming caveats, hiding the complexity involved in data distribution, and making it transparent to the application.   ScaleBase is specifically designed to scale next generation applications without requiring any changes to the existing infrastructure.  Below please find our series of webinars addressing these topics:

(Completed) Aug 16 & Sept 20: Scaling MySQL: ScaleUp versus Scale Out: This webinar will examine best practices around scaling MySQL databases
(Completed) October 23:  Methods and challenges to Scale out a database

THIS WEBINAR: December 13:  Automated data distribution and parallelization
January 17:  Catch 22 of read-write splitting

Please join us as Doron Levari, the CTO of ScaleBase discusses the benefits of automatic data distribution.  Doron is a long-time veteran of the database industry.  He has extensive experience in building and scaling-out database systems. Doron is also the publisher of the Database Scalability Blog, where he enjoys discussing challenging database scalability issues such as big data, throughput, complexity, virtualization and global distribution.

CLICK  HERE  TO  REGISTER

Booth Number 330

ScaleBase is proud to be a sponsor of Amazon Web Services re: Invent

Please join us at Amazon Web Services re: Invent, the first global AWS customer and partner conference. AWS re: Invent will feature deep technical content on popular cloud use cases, new AWS services, cloud migration best practices, architecting for scale, operating at high availability and making your cloud apps secure.

Choosing a Next-Gen Database: The new world order of NoSQL, NewSQL & MySQL
Tuesday, November 13, 2012, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST

The database market is becoming increasingly complex and is changing on an almost daily basis.  Matt Aslett is the Research Manager for Data Management and Analytics at 451 Research.  He has overall responsibility for the coverage of operational and analytic databases, with a specific focus on relational and non-relational databases.

Please join us as Matt breaks down this ever-changing market.  He will be discussing the benefits and drawbacks of NoSQL, NewSQL & MySQL databases and exploring real-life use cases for each. Joining Matt will be Doron Levari and Paul Campaniello, both from ScaleBase.

Doron and Paul will follow Matt and will be discussing specific use cases of ScaleBase’s Data Traffic Manager.  Doron, ScaleBase CTO is a long-time veteran of the database industry with extensive experience in building and scaling-out database systems as well as the organizations and infrastructure necessary to support them. Paul, ScaleBase Vice President of Marketing is a technology veteran with 25 years of database/virtualization experience.

ScaleBase enables next generation applications that require big data transactional processing, without changing the existing infrastructure. The ScaleBase Data Traffic Manager dynamically virtualizes and scales standard relational databases to meet changing business demands.

This webinar will examine best practices around scaling MySQL databases. To register, click here.

There are thousands of new online and mobile apps launching every day…but what happens when demand climbs for these apps and databases can’t keep up?  The long-term success of any app hangs on a company’s ability to provide uninterrupted access and availability – translation: Database performance and scalability.

ScaleBase is specifically designed to scale next generation applications without requiring any changes to the existing infrastructure.  Below please find our series of webinars addressing these topics:

(Past) Aug 16 & Sept 20: Scaling MySQL: ScaleUp versus Scale Out: This webinar will examine best practices around scaling MySQL databases

(Completed) October 23:  Methods and challenges to Scale out a database
December 13:  Automated data distribution and parallelization
January 17:  Catch 22 of read-write splitting

Please join us as Doron Levari, the CTO of ScaleBase discusses scaling up versus scaling out.  Doron is a long-time veteran of the database industry.  He has extensive experience in building and scaling-out database systems. Doron is also the publisher of the Database Scalability Blog, where he enjoys discussing challenging database scalability issues such as big data, throughput, complexity, virtualization and global distribution.

CLICK  HERE  TO  REGISTER

October 1-2, 2012

New York

Discover the Power of MySQL » MySQL is the world’s most popular open-source database, powering web-scale applications such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. MySQL continues to evolve rapidly, reaching more markets and powering more applications every day. Click here to register for the conference.

Booth #403
The Santa Clara Convention Center
Santa Clara, CA

April 10-12, 2012

The Percona Live MySQL Conference and Expo is the premiere event for the MySQL community. It is the place to be for the open-source community, as well as the business marketplace within which MySQL thrives.  Percona Live is a meeting ground for the most dynamic exchange of knowledge and information about MySQL and closely related technologies. Experts and newcomers alike share their experiences and challenges, and network to enhance their careers and make their companies succeed. The speakers, program committee, and corporate sponsors are the most influential in the MySQL ecosystem.

Just like last year – you can meet the team at the 2012 Santa Clara Cloud Connect. We would love to see you! If you want to schedule a meeting, drop us an email at info@scalebase.com.