Archive for March, 2010

Drizzle build 1412 source tarball has been released

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Drizzle source tarball based on build 1412 has been released. In this release:

  • Lots of internal clean up, re-factoring code and removing dead code
  • Eric added extensive protocol tests to enhance our test suite
  • Monty has fixed a large number of build issues so that our build dashboard is now back to mostly green!
  • boost is now required to build drizzle.
  • The Drizzle download file and change log can be found here

    Drizzle Accepted for Google Summer of Code 2010

    Thursday, March 18th, 2010

    Thanks to Eric and Padraig, Drizzle has been accepted as its own project for Google's Summer of Code 2010. See Padraig's blog for more details. Any students who are interested in working on Drizzle should check out our ideas page on our wiki.

    Drizzle build 1347 and libdrizzle 0.8 source tarballs have been released

    Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

    For Drizzle build 1347 this includes:

  • Brian's implementation of the Data Dictionary work which temporarily removes Information Schema. Look for an ANSI compliant Information Schema to be back in our next release in two weeks.
  • Switched the default protocol to use the MySQL protocol. See Eric's blog for a great summary and details. Note that as of today the Drizzle JDBC driver will not work, however Marcus is working on it and should have a fix very soon.
  • The Drizzle download file and change log can be found here
  • For libdrizzle build 0.8 this release includes:

  • Added prototest suite for testing the MySQL protocol
  • Changed default protocol to be MySQL for Drizzle connections to stay in sync with defaults on the Drizzle server
  • Build system and RPM packaging updates
  • Bug fixes in concurrent query execution and compiling for FreeBSD
  • The libdrizzle download file and change log can be found here
  • Documentation for libdrizzle can be found at API and Development
  • Rackspace Blog

    Saturday, March 13th, 2010

    Check out the recent Rackspace blog and video from Rackspace System Architect Adrian Otto announcing the Drizzle team.

    Location for Drizzle Developer Day 2010

    Thursday, March 11th, 2010

    We finally have our location for Drizzle Developer Day 2010, this year it will be at the Santa Clara Convention Center, rooms 209 and 210. As we previously announced the event will be Friday April 16th right after the MySQL User Conference, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

    Please make sure and sign up at http://drizzle.org/wiki/Drizzle_Developer_Day_2010_signup. Space will be limited and it is filling up fast.

    Also, to make this day a success, please provide your input on discussion topics at http://drizzle.org/wiki/Drizzle_Developer_Day_2010

    Hope to see you there!

    And the answer is ..... Rackspace Cloud!

    Thursday, March 11th, 2010

    A lot of you have been wondering where the Drizzle developers who were working at Sun have landed after the Oracle acquisition. As I'm sure you have seen by now we are very happy to now be working on Drizzle at Rackspace Cloud. Check out the blogs from Eric, Jay, Monty and Stewart.

    -Lee

    Roadmap for our next Drizzle release (Cherry)

    Friday, March 5th, 2010

    Check out Brian's blog which details all the features we are targeting for our next release, code name Cherry. Actually in launchpad these are termed "series" and within each series we are defining two week milestones to track our progress. Currently looking to complete Cherry by the end of April.

    Drizzle build 1317 source tarball has been released

    Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

    Drizzle source tarball based on build 1317 has been released. There was a lot of clean up and removal of dead code from Stewart as he continues to work on integrating embedded InnoDB. Brian added a data_dictionary schema and also did a complete rewrite of the SHOW commands.

    The Drizzle download file and change log can be found here.