This is a fantastic addition to the Percona team. Congratulations.
May 22, 2013
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This is a fantastic addition to the Percona team. Congratulations.
Vadim leads Percona's development group, which produces the Percona Server and Percona XtraBackup. He is an expert in solid-state storage, and has helped many hardware and software providers succeed in the MySQL market.
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This is a fantastic addition to the Percona team. Congratulations.
There was comment from Mark Callaghan, by some reason our blog filtered it out:
Welcome, Yasufumi. This is great news as Yasufumi was the first in the community to identify and fix the scalability problems in Innodb. Now I expect even more great work.
Seems you have more hackers working on InnoDB at Percona than Oracle.
Are those guys still in business?
They get about 20 posts per months on their forums.
An outsider might interpret that they don’t understand Open Source.
Do you know where I can download the slides from Yasufumi?
Congratulations to both Yasufumi and Percona!
It is a pleasure to see Yasufumi joining the MySQL/InnoDB ecosystem. Yasufumi has written several patches to improve InnoDB’s scalability and has tracked down a serious bug in InnoDB-5.0.30 rw-lock implementation.
To Kevin Burton I would like to assure that Innobase/Oracle has 8 developers working on InnoDB. We spend quite a lot of time handling the bug reports on InnoDB and InnoDB Plugin:
http://bugs.mysql.com/search.php?search_for=&bug_type%5B%5D=Server%3A+InnoDB&bug_type%5B%5D=Server%3A+InnoDB+Plugin&status%5B%5D=Active&severity=&priority=all&showstopper=&limit=All&order_by=id&direction=DESC&cmd=display&phpver=&os=0&os_details=&bug_age=0&tags=&similar=&target=&defect_class=all&workaround_viability=all&impact=all&fix_risk=all&fix_effort=all&assign=&reviewer=&lead=&verifier=&qaverifier=&qareviewer=&actionby=&metrics_ref=&affectscustomer=&mysqlnetwork=&qatestneeded=&qareviewneeded=
We are today working towards the release of InnoDB Plugin 1.0.2. The InnoDB Plugin contains major new features like transparent zip compression of tables, and fast index creation.
We are also working with Google engineers on scalability patches to InnoDB.
Best regards,
Heikki Tuuri
Innobase Oy
Oracle Corp.
Erkan,
Here it is.
http://conferences.oreillynet.com/pub/w/54/presentations.html
Thx Sadao
Kinoshita-san,
Congratulations on your new position!
LS