Sessions Schedule - Day 3

• Ballroom A

• Ballroom B

• Ballroom C

• Ballroom D

• Ballroom E

• Ballroom F

• Ballroom G

• Ballroom H

8:15am to 9:00am

• Registration in Main Foyer

  8:15am to 9:00am

9:00am to 9:45am

• Keynote: The State of the MySQL Ecosystem

  Matt Aslett (451 Research)

  9:00am to 9:45am

9:50am to 10:35am

• Keynote: The MySQL Ecosystem and Cloud Computing

  Brian Aker (HP Cloud Division)

  9:50am to 10:35am

10:35am to 11:00am

• Break in Exhibit Hall

  10:35am to 11:00am

11:00am to 11:50am

• Track: Replication and High Availability Strategies

  Level Intermediate

  High Availability Solutions for MySQL - An Overview

  Max Mether (SkySQL)

  Ballroom A
• Track: Replication and High Availability Strategies

  Level Advanced

  Migrating to Percona XtraDB cluster

  Jay Janssen (Percona)

  Ballroom B
• Track: Cloud and Virtualization

  Level Intermediate

  Reddwarf: Database as a Service Openstack project

  Patrick Galbraith (Hewlett Packard), Vipul Sabhaya (HP), Jim Cooley (HP), Michael Basnight (Rackspace)

  Ballroom C
• Track: New Features

  Level -

  MySQL 5.6: Redefining Replication

  Luis Soares (Oracle)

  Ballroom D
• Track: Trends in Architecture and Design

  Level Intermediate

  Google Cloud SQL - MySQL in the Cloud, one year on.

  Ken Ashcraft (Google)

  Ballroom E
• Track: Tools

  Level Beginner

  Introduction to Sharding with Jetpants

  Evan Elias (Tumblr)

  Ballroom F
• Track: Utilizing Hardware

  Level Intermediate

  Choosing Storage Systems for MySQL

  Peter Zaitsev (Percona)

  Ballroom G
• Track: Best Practices for Businesses

  Level

  MySQL Training: Cost or Investment?

  David Hildebrandt, PhD (Percona), Jaime Crespo (Percona), Justin Swanhart (Percona), Bill Karwin (Percona), John Allen (Demonware), John Cesario (Godaddy, INC.), Alexei Rodriguez (Evernote)

  Ballroom H

11:50am to 12:50pm

• Lunch

  11:50am to 12:50pm

12:50pm to 1:40pm

• Track: Database Administration

  Level Intermediate

  Using MySQL Performance Schema to debug performance issues

  Zburivsky Danil (Pythian)

  Ballroom A
• Track: Replication and High Availability Strategies

  Level Intermediate

  Failover, or not Failover, that is the question.

  Massimo Brignoli (SkySQL AB), Henrik Ingo (Nokia)

  Ballroom B
• Track: Replication and High Availability Strategies

  Level Intermediate

  Replicating in Real-Time Between Oracle and Oracle, and Oracle and MySQL with Tungsten

  Linas Virbalas (Continuent Inc.)

  Ballroom C
• Track: Database Administration

  Level Intermediate

  Practices for reducing MySQL database size

  Yoshinori Matsunobu (Facebook)

  Ballroom D
• Track: Trends in Architecture and Design

  Level Beginner

  MySQL and Hadoop

  Chris Schneider (Ning.com)

  Ballroom E
• Track: New Features

  Level Intermediate

  Storage Engines and other Plugins: What's New?

  Sergei Golubchik (Monty Program Ab)

  Ballroom F
• Track: Tools

  Level Intermediate

  Monitoring IO performance using iostat and pt-diskstats

  Ben Mildren (Pythian)

  Ballroom G
• Track: Best Practices for Businesses

  Level -

  The Ins and Outs of Percona Consulting

  Matt Yonkovit (Percona)

  Ballroom H

1:50pm to 2:40pm

• Track: Developing Applications

  Level Intermediate

  Advanced query optimization techniques on large queries.

  Peter Boros (Percona)

  Ballroom A
• Track: Replication and High Availability Strategies

  Level Intermediate

  MHA: Getting started and moving past the quirks

  Colin Charles (Monty Program Ab)

  Ballroom B
• Track: Trends in Architecture and Design

  Level Intermediate

  Scaling Pinterest - The Next Stage

  Marty Weiner (Pinterest), Yashh Nelapati (Pinterest)

  Ballroom C
• Track: Tools

  Level Advanced

  Data Retrieval with Percona Data Recovery Toolkit for InnoDB

  Aleksandr Kuzminsky (Percona)

  Ballroom D
• Track: New Features

  Level Intermediate

  Perl Stored Procedures for MariaDB

  Antony Curtis (LinkedIn Corp)

  Ballroom E
• Track: Database Administration

  Level Advanced

  MySQL on AWS 101 - Using the AWS API, set up MySQL on EBS and more

  Anders Karlsson (SkySQL)

  Ballroom F
• Track: Trends in Architecture and Design

  Level -

  MySQL at Facebook: lots and lots of small data

  Mark Callaghan (Facebook), Harrison Fisk (Facebook), Yoshinori Matsunobu (Facebook), Domas Mituzas (Facebook)

  Ballroom G
• Track: Best Practices for Businesses

  Level -

  Backups in the Real World: Challenges and Solution

  Ryan Huddleston (Percona)

  Ballroom H

2:40pm to 3:00pm

• Break on Own (Exhibit Hall Closed)

  2:40pm to 3:00pm

3:00pm to 3:50pm

• Track: Database Administration

  Level Beginner

  Managing data and data archiving using MySQL 5.6 new features of Portable Tablespace and EXCHANGE PARTITION

  Marco Tusa (Pythian)

  Ballroom A
• Track: Best Practices for Businesses

  Level Intermediate

  Galera Case Study: Managing synchronous replication of MySQL across data centers

  Johan Andersson (Severalnines), Ibrahim Hamouda (Sphinx Information Technologies Inc.)

  Ballroom B
• Track: Replication and High Availability Strategies

  Level Intermediate

  Distributed Transactions: A Primer with MySQL

  Ryan Lowe (Percona), Fernando Ipar (Percona), Marcos Albe (Percona), Randy Wigginton (Square, Inc.)

  Ballroom C
• Track: Database Administration

  Level Intermediate

  InnoDB: A journey to the core

  Davi Arnaut (LinkedIn), Jeremy Cole (Google, Inc.)

  Ballroom D
• Track: Replication and High Availability Strategies

  Level Intermediate

  Durability is key - How to protect your data from corruption

  Grant McAlister (Amazon Web Services)

  Ballroom E
• Track: Utilizing Hardware

  Level Beginner

  Divide and conquer in the cloud: one big server or many small ones?

  Justin Swanhart (Percona)

  Ballroom F
• Track: Tools

  Level Intermediate

  Verifying MySQL Replication Integrity with pt-table-checksum

  Daniel Nichter (Percona)

  Ballroom G
• Track: Best Practices for Businesses

  Level -

  Supporting Your MySQL Ecosystem: How Percona Can Help

  Peter Farkas (Percona)

  Ballroom H

4:00pm to 4:30pm

• Percona Closing Remarks and Prize Giveaway

  4:00pm to 4:30pm