Webinar Wednesday February 22, 2017: Percona Server for MongoDB 3.4 Product Bundle Release

Join Percona’s MongoDB Practice Manager David Murphy on Wednesday, February 22, 2017 at 10:00 am PST / 1:00 pm EST (UTC-8) as he reviews and discusses the Percona Server for MongoDB, Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) and Percona Toolkit product bundle release.

The webinar covers how this new bundled release ensures a robust, secure database that can be adapted to changing business requirements. It demonstrates how MongoDB, PMM and Percona Toolkit are used together so that organizations benefit from the cost savings and agility provided by free and proven open source software.

Percona Server for MongoDB 3.4 delivers all the latest MongoDB 3.4 Community Edition features, additional Enterprise features and a greater choice of storage engines.

Along with improved insight into the database environment, the solution provides enhanced control options for optimizing a wider range of database workloads with greater reliability and security.

Some of the features that will be discussed are:

• Percona Server for MongoDB 3.4

  • All the features of MongoDB Community Edition 3.4, which provides an open source, fully compatible, drop-in replacement:

    • Integrated, pluggable authentication with LDAP to provide a centralized enterprise authentication service
    • Open-source auditing for visibility into user and process actions in the database, with the ability to redact sensitive information (such as user names and IP addresses) from log files
    • Hot backups for the WiredTiger engine protect against data loss in the case of a crash or disaster, without impacting performance
    • Two storage engine options not supported by MongoDB Community Edition 3.4:

      • MongoRocks, the RocksDB-powered storage engine, designed for demanding, high-volume data workloads such as in IoT applications, on-premises or in the cloud.
      • Percona Memory Engine is ideal for in-memory computing and other applications demanding very low latency workloads.

• Percona Monitoring and Management 1.1

  • Support for MongoDB and Percona Server for MongoDB
  • Graphical dashboard information for WiredTiger, MongoRocks and Percona Memory Engine

• Percona Toolkit 3.0

  • Two new tools for MongoDB:

    • pt-mongodb-summary (the equivalent of pt-mysql-summary) provides a quick, at-a-glance overview of a MongoDB and Percona Server for MongoDB instance.
    • pt-mongodb-query-digest (the equivalent of pt-query-digest for MySQL) offers a query review for troubleshooting.

You can register for the webinar here.

David Murphy, MongoDB Practice Manager

David joined Percona in October 2015 as Practice Manager for MongoDB. Prior to that, David joined the ObjectRocket by Rackspace team as the Lead DBA in Sept 2013. With the growth involved with a any recently acquired startup, David’s role covered a wide range from evangelism, research, run book development, knowledge base design, consulting, technical account management, mentoring and much more.

Prior to the world of MongoDB, David was a MySQL and NoSQL architect at Electronic Arts. There, he worked with some of the largest titles in the world like FIFA, SimCity, and Battle Field providing tuning, design, and technology choice responsibilities. David maintains an active interest in database speaking and exploring new technologies.