Drizzle source tarball based on build 1607 has been released. In this release:
- BlitzDB added to trunk. Please feel free to try this out and help us test it.
The Drizzle download file can be found here
Drizzle build 1634 tarball has been released
June 22nd, 2010 01:17 pm (Pacific) by Patrick CrewsDrizzle build 1607 tarball has been released
June 8th, 2010 12:26 pm (Pacific) by Patrick CrewsDrizzle build 1561 tarball has been released
May 25th, 2010 01:05 pm (Pacific) by Patrick CrewsDrizzle source tarball based on build 1561 has been released. In this release:
- ObserverEvents are now available, thanks to Barry at PBXT. These provide Drizzle with general triggers on DML, DDL, and other events.
- Significant progress on Embedded Innodb / HailDB, thanks to Stewart
The Drizzle download file can be found here
Next up....Dexter
May 25th, 2010 10:25 am (Pacific) by Lee BieberCheck out Brian's blog which gives the current state of Drizzle and details on the next series which is code named Dexter.
Welcome Patrick Crews to the Rackspace Drizzle team
May 17th, 2010 06:25 am (Pacific) by Lee BieberWe are very happy to announce another addition to the Rackspace Drizzle team today. Patrick has been a QA Engineer at MySQL / Sun / Oracle since 2007, where he focused on code coverage tools, maintaining and updating the MySQL test suite, and testing with the Random Query Generator.
Prior to that, he worked in Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida's data warehousing division, did internships for the Mayo Clinic and the NFL as a student, and spent 5 years in the Navy doing electrical work on the mighty P-3C Orion aircraft.
Patrick currently lives in Jacksonville, FL with his wife and a crazed Boston Terrier. He holds an M.S. in computer science from the University of North Florida and is a MySQL certified developer. In his free time, he likes to run, read, and think of ways to work with obscenely large amounts of data.
Welcome to the team Patrick!
Drizzle build 1525 source tarball has been released
May 11th, 2010 08:43 am (Pacific) by Lee BieberDrizzle source tarball based on build 1525 has been released. In this release:
- pbxt support is now available. To use the pbxt storage engine add "--with-pbxt-plugin" during configuration and then add "--plugin_add=pbxt" when starting drizzled.
- Eric added the OpenLDAP plugin, see his blog for details on writing Authentication plugins.
- COM_STATS have been replaced with data from drizzle's internal scoreboard, thanks to Joe Daly for that contribution.
The Drizzle download file can be found here.
Drizzle.org Moves To A New Host
May 8th, 2010 03:25 pm (Pacific) by Michael ShadleAfter a gracious stay at SoftLayer, Drizzle.org has found a new home at The Rackspace Cloud. This makes sense, as they now employ some of the core Drizzle team members.
Nothing else has changed, however, if you happen to notice something acting up, please, let me know!
Drizzle build 1513 source tarball has been released
April 30th, 2010 07:51 am (Pacific) by Lee BieberDrizzle source tarball based on build 1513 has been released. In this release:
- First steps to integrate pbxt into the Drizzle source tree
- Cleaned up remaining memory leaks as shown by Valgrind
- Stewart has setup hailDB project, see details in his blog
This marks the end of the Cherry release, next up is Dexter, stay tuned for goals and objectives coming soon.
We would love to get your feedback on the current state of Drizzle. There has been a lot of great progress in the Cherry release, so please take it for a spin and let us know any issues or problems you are encountering. Join us on IRC at #drizzle or send email to drizzle-discuss@lists.launchpad.net.
The Drizzle download file can be found here.
Announcing the Drizzle Google Summer of Code participants
April 26th, 2010 11:25 am (Pacific) by Lee BieberGreat response from our participation in the Google Summer of Code, see Jay's email for full details.
Summary of Drizzle Developer Day
April 20th, 2010 09:32 am (Pacific) by Lee BieberWe had a very successful Drizzle Developer Day last Friday right after the MySQL user conference Check out Eric's blog for a quick summary.