Drizzle build 1273 source tarball has been released

January 28th, 2010

Drizzle source tarball based on build 1273 has been released. This marks completion of our Bell milestone. We made a lot of great progress and improvements during the Bell milestone, one of the main goals was to make sure data loss does not occur so that active testing can now occur. While Bell has been completed, upgrading will continue to require dump/load , so hopefully we will nail that down soon and let you know when it is ready.

Stay tuned for more information on goals and features for the our next major milestone which will be code named Cherry.

The Drizzle download file and change log can be found here

Drizzle build 1263 and libdrizzle 0.7 source tarballs have been released

January 12th, 2010

For Drizzle build 1263 this release includes continuing general code clean up, bug fixes and improvements as we get closer to our Bell milestone. The Drizzle download file and change log can be found here

For libdrizzle version 0.7 this release includes:

  • Added test coverage reports using lcov
  • Updated autoconf build system
  • Updated RPM packaging
  • The libdrizzle download file and change log can be found here
  • Documentation for libdrizzle can be found at API and Development
  • Drizzle now running dbt2 benchmark

    December 31st, 2009

    We recently added support for running the dbt2 benchmark as part of our drizzle automation suite. dbt2 is an OLTP transactional performance test. It simulates a wholesale parts supplier where several workers access a database, update customer information and check on parts inventories. We currently are using the defaults (10 warehouses, 5 minute test runs and running various number of connections for each run up to 1024. The initial runs exposed a race condition in our TemporalFormat::match() code at 1024 connections.

    We now have a very nice suite of tools to help us with tracking performance and scalability of Drizzle, besides dbt2 we also are running sysbench, sqlbench, crash-me and randgen for all of our builds in the staging branch of Drizzle. Of course we are always looking for more, so if you have any suggestions on other benchmarks or tools to add, please let us know.

    If you want to receive all of the various benchmark results you can subscribe to the mailing list.

    Note also we are in the process of getting our changes to dbt2 merged to the dbt2 trunk, it should be there very soon.

    Happy New Year to all!

    -Lee

    Drizzle build 1251 source tarball has been released

    December 22nd, 2009

    For Drizzle build 1251 this release includes:

  • Support for building out of tree plugins
  • Now using ICC compiler on some build machines to clean up even more warnings!
  • The Drizzle download file and change log can be found here
  • Drizzle build 1240 and libdrizzle 0.6 source tarballs have been released

    December 8th, 2009

    For Drizzle build 1240 this release includes:

  • Dynamic loading of plugins at server start up
    • The majority of the existing plugins have been set to be loaded dynamically rather than compiled statically with the server
    • Non-default plugin modules can be loaded with a command line option, —plugin-add, which takes a comma-separated list of plugin module names, e.g.: —plugin-add=csv,memcached_functions
    • —plugin-add will load the default list of plugins in addition to the plugins requested
    • —plugin-load which takes a similar list but overrides the entire list of plugins to be loaded
    • In the source tree plugin test cases are now kept with the plugins themselves, so a provided plugin can be self-contained and also provide test cases
  • HEAP has been renamed to MEMORY when specifying the storage engine
  • The Drizzle download file and change log can be found here
  • For libdrizzle version 0.6 this release includes:

  • Various cleanup and fixes around custom socket event handling and listening code
  • Updated autoconf build system
  • Updated RPM packaging
  • The libdrizzle download file and change log can be found here
  • Documentation for libdrizzle can be found at API and Development
  • Drizzle source tarball 1223 has been released

    November 23rd, 2009

    Drizzle source tarball based on build 1223 has been released. This release contains some changes from Eric for the start of changes to the Drizzle protocol. You must now use –drizzle-protocol-port=N when starting drizzled instead of –port=N. See his emails for more details

    The download file and change log can be found here.

    libdrizzle 0.5 source tarball has been released

    November 10th, 2009

    libdrizzle 0.5 source tarball has been released. This release contains the following updates:

  • Added new logging functions
  • Added more test cases
  • Cleaned up API, added more API and Development documentation
  • Updated autoconf build system
  • The download file and change log can be found here.

    Drizzle source tarball 1208 has been released

    November 9th, 2009

    Drizzle source tarball based on build 1208 has been released. This update continues to provide a lot of code clean up and refactoring as well as several more updates to the Replication infrastructure from Jay. Make sure and take a look at Jay’s recent blogs about his updates.

    The download file and change log can be found here.

    Updates from Jay on his Drizzle Replication work

    October 28th, 2009

    Lots of great updates from Jay on his recent Replication work, make sure and take a look and provide feedback.

  • Group Commit
  • Transaction Log
  • Previous posts on Replication work including Padraig’s plugin work:

  • Replication Architecture
  • Command Message
  • Developing a Replication Plugin
  • OpenSQL Camp 2009 in Portland Oregon – Nov 14th and 15th

    October 26th, 2009

    Just a reminder that OpenSQL Camp is coming up quickly. For details see Eric’s Blog and also this latest entry.