Videos from Percona
Aug 5, 2020
Database Challenges: Open Source Vs. Open Core
Join Peter Zaitsev, CEO at Percona, as he discusses database challenges and the concepts of open source and open core. Over the years open source companies have tried to bring products to market and maximize their revenue streams. To date the most popular open source business model remains “Open Core”. But is open core software still open source? Or is it a freemium model designed to separate you from your money? Not all companies...
Open Source Database
Jul 27, 2020
Multi-Primary Replication Solutions for PostgreSQL
Join Ibrar Ahmed, Sr. Software Engineer, Percona, as he discusses the concept of multi-primary replication and elaborates on the well-known multi-master replication available.
Scalability can be achieved horizontally or vertically. Vertical scalability means adding more resources/hardware to existing nodes to enhance the capability of the database to store and process more data, for example, adding a new process, memory, or disk to an...
Scalability can be achieved horizontally or vertically. Vertical scalability means adding more resources/hardware to existing nodes to enhance the capability of the database to store and process more data, for example, adding a new process, memory, or disk to an...
PostgreSQLHigh AvailabilityPerformance Optimization
Jul 22, 2020
The State of Data Platforms and Becoming Data-Driven
Data growth is expected to skyrocket for the foreseeable future, so what are enterprises to do? How can organizations leverage all their data to become a data-driven enterprise? It begins at the data layer—the place where the data lives. In this session, we will discuss current database landscape, trends, and how organizations can leverage the right data platform environment that will most prepare them to leverage their data, opening the...
Open Source DatabaseOperationsScalability
Jul 22, 2020
The Five Trends That Will Change Your Database Infrastructure in 2020 and Beyond
Databases manage your company's most critical asset: data. There are several issues and trends that could transform or even break your database infrastructure in the next 18 to 24 months by limiting access, availability, or even the safety of your data. Matt explores these trends and helps prepare you for the next wave of database changes that will force companies to evolve their strategies.
OperationsScalabilityCloud Solutions
Jul 22, 2020
Cloud-Native Databases for Cloud-Native Applications? How It Enables Increased User Productivity
Everywhere you look cloud-native and microservice-based applications are popping up. Research points to these becoming the de facto standard for application development. Designing cloud-native applications require careful planning and consideration around the database layer. Build your databases out incorrectly, and you could be in for slowdowns, availability issues, and increased complexity. Peter talks about how a new wave of technology...
Open Source DatabaseCloud Solutions
Jul 22, 2020
The Future of Databases in the Cloud - Tony Baer
Enterprises are looking to the cloud to simplify IT and support business agility, and many are looking at managed Database-as-a-Service so they can shift their attention from running databases to business innovation. But for organizations unable to move their data to a public cloud, many are considering hybrid or private cloud platforms as alternatives. The question for database managers is whether hybrid cloud platforms can provide the...
Open Source DatabaseCloud Solutions
Jul 17, 2020
MySQL 8 Observability
Join Peter Zaitsev, Percona CEO, as he discusses MySQL 8 Observability.
Broken MySQL means broken Application, so maintaining insights in MySQL operational performance is critical. Thankfully MySQL 8 offers a lot in terms of observability to resolve problems quickly and get great insights into opportunities for optimization. In this talk, we will cover most important observability improvements in MySQL 8 ranging from Performance...
MySQLOperations
Jul 16, 2020
Modern Solutions for Modern Database Load: MySQL 8.0 and Percona Improvements
Join Sveta Smirnova, MySQL Engineer at Percona, as she discusses modern solutions for modern database loads.
MySQL is famous for working well in highly performing environments. This is the reason why it is the most popular backend for web applications. But our view of what to call high-performance changes over the cycles. Every year we get faster data transfer speed; more devices, connected to the Internet; more users and, as a...
MySQLPercona ServerOperations
Jul 16, 2020
How Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) Improves Database Security
Data breaches seem to be a daily occurrence, so much so that seeing an article about the latest company to fall victim draws little attention outside of those immediately impacted. That is of course unless that company is yours and data security is your responsibility! While companies continue to invest heavily in fortifying networks with firewalls and event monitors, spend heavily on user education, and add layer after layer of...
SecurityPercona Monitoring and Management
Jul 9, 2020
Securing MongoDB
MongoDB, like mostly any other commercial database you might care to name, has these five security subsystems: Authentication, Authorization, Network Encryption, Data-at-rest Encryption, and Auditing.
In this webinar you'll first learn which threat each of the subsystems address.
Secondly which parts probably differ by convention to other databases you know.
Lastly some practical "where" and "how" on enabling them, as well as...
In this webinar you'll first learn which threat each of the subsystems address.
Secondly which parts probably differ by convention to other databases you know.
Lastly some practical "where" and "how" on enabling them, as well as...
MongoDBSecurityConfiguration