Have you already contributed to Percona’s open-source products or perhaps you wanted to try doing so? I will tell you how to become a contributor to the popular open-source product from Percona in just a few hours. You don’t need any serious developer skills. We earlier explained how to contribute to PMM documentation in our […]
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Percona’s Community team organizes our speakers at in-person events around the world, such as Percona Live, Percona University, and events sponsored by other organizations. However, like everyone else around the world, all our plans are on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Perhaps you, like many others, are organizing online events, such as virtual meetups […]
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We’d love to see more contributions towards the development and improvement of Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM), one of Percona’s most valued projects. Like all of Percona’s software, PMM is free and open-source. An area where we’d dearly love to see some community provided enhancement is in its documentation. In future blog posts, we’ll provide […]
Read MorePercona’s guidelines for articles on our Community blog are simple: Be highly relevant to open source database users. Content should be your own work. Content unpublished elsewhere is best. If not, then reproduction must be allowed under the original license. Be factual, respectful, and legal. For commercial products: Show how to solve a problem with […]
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Our authors Percona’s Community Blog welcomes authors on all manner of open source database topics. It’s not just about Percona software. But it must lead with databases, not have databases as a subordinate aspect. It must be highly relevant to databases. Who may publish? All database professionals are invited. You might post here from time […]
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