See Brian's summary here
Archive for August, 2009
Drizzle Developer Meeting wrap up from last week
Monday, August 24th, 2009sqlbench now part of Drizzle testing framework
Monday, August 24th, 2009Thanks to Patrick Galbraith we now have sqlbench running and thanks to Jay's guidance also have it integrated into the Drizzle Automation framework. We have added sqlbench as a job in our Hudson framework so that it will now automatically run every time there are updates to the staging branch. If you want to be on the email list for receiving any of the benchmark results, please register here.
Next up, crash-me which is currently running but needs some polish before we declare success.
-Lee
Drizzle source tarball 1117 has been released
Wednesday, August 19th, 2009Drizzle source tarball based on build 1117 has been released. This marks the milestone for our Aloha release. While there was a ton of miscellaneous work done in Aloha, the major areas we were able to focus on were:
* Protocol improvements
* Start of replication infrastructure (Make sure and check out Jay's blogs)
* Pluggable discovery implementation
* Information Schema work
* Automated Valgrind, SLOC, LCOV and Sysbench Regression
* Continued Plugin Rework
The download file and change log can be found here. Thanks very much to everyone who contributed to this major milestone!
As Jay noted in a previous email today, the next release - Bell will be in January 2010. Let us know your feedback on the goals and tasks that we came up.
-Lee
Brian to speak at OpenSource World
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009Just a heads up that Brian will giving a Drizzle presentation at OpenSource World in San Francisco tomorrow. While I don't see a detailed speaker schedule on the website, I know that Brian will be presenting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow.
Drizzle source tarball 1107 has been released
Monday, August 3rd, 2009Drizzle source tarball based on build 1107 has been released. The big item for this release is Jay's initial work on replication. This first release includes a default simple replicator plugin and a command log plugin, which logs all changes to the server in a log file containing Google Protobuffer command messages. The command log is used by other replication-focused modules which will be featured in the upcoming Aloha and Bell releases and forms the basis of standardized communication about changes to a server's data.
The download file and change log can be found here