Videos from Percona
Nov 23, 2020
Converting MongoDB to Percona Server for MongoDB
We invite you to join members of the Percona Solution Engineering Team as they walk through the task of migrating a MongoDB database to Percona Server for MongoDB (PSMDB).
By the end of this hands-on workshop you should feel comfortable with:
By the end of this hands-on workshop you should feel comfortable with:
- Uninstalling MongoDB
- Installing Percona Server for MongoDB
- Converting a stand-alone MongoDB server to Percona Server for MongoDB
- Adding a Percona Server for...
MongoDB
Nov 19, 2020
Moving MongoDB to the Cloud: Strategies and Points To Consider
There are many potential benefits moving to the cloud such as increasing resources on the fly, multi-region infrastructure, and hardware maintenance to mention only a few. On the other hand, there are critical points such as security (the latest was MEOW attack), vendor lock-in, performance issues such as latency and downtime is still a possibility even in the cloud. In this session let's talk about some of the advantages and issues when...
CloudMongoDB
Nov 11, 2020
Google Cloud Platform: MySQL at Scale with Reliable HA
Google Cloud Platform (GCP), with it’s CloudSQL offering, has become a leading platform for database-as-a-service workload deployments for many organizations. Scale and High Availability have surfaced as primary goals for many of these deployments. Unfortunately, the attainment of these objectives has been challenging. Often, the answer has been to simply add more CloudSQL databases. Many, however, have found a better solution in Percona’s...
CloudMySQLHigh Availability
Nov 3, 2020
Engineering Data Reliably Using SLO Theory - Emily Gorcenski - Percona Live ONLINE 2020
Not so long ago, operations specialists worked much like today's data engineers do: with specialized skills, they were the people who kept sites running, who responded to emergencies, and who—unfortunately—spent much of their time dealing with incidents and other "fires." When the DevOps revolution came, this began to change.
Better tools, better practices, and better culture shaped how Ops folks worked. A subset of that DevOps...
Open Source Database
Nov 3, 2020
Revision Control for Structured Data - Gavin Mendel Gleason - Percona Live ONLINE 2020
Revision control for source code - and especially Git - has caused a great leap forward in software development and delivery.
A similar revolution has not yet taken place in data. This talk will discuss the various #OpenSource #databases that are approaching this problem, the underlying architectures and challenges in building both a 'Git for data' and a 'GitHub for data'.
It will posit that to be a true collaboration and...
Open Source Database
Nov 3, 2020
What If We Could Use Machine Learning Models as Tables? - Jorge Torres - Percona Live ONLINE 2020
In most machine learning tasks, one has to first organize data in some form and then turn it into information about the problem that needs to be solved.
One could say that the requirement to train many machine learning algorithms is information, not just data. Given that most of the world's structured and semi-structured data (information) lives in databases, it makes sense to bring ML capabilities straight to the databases...
Open Source Database
Nov 3, 2020
Mastering Open Source Data Governance - Elisha Chitsenga - Percona Live ONLINE 2020
With ever-changing data environments—such as the cloud—and data requirements, data maintenance, and management are becoming increasingly complicated. Data also exists in many forms, such as text, numbers, graphics, and video. After data are made meaningful, they become information, which is crucial to the operation of an enterprise.
Data governance ensures that:
- Stakeholder needs, conditions, and options are evaluated...
Open Source Database
Nov 3, 2020
How can databases capitalize on Computational Storage - PLO October 2020
How can databases capitalize on Computational Storage - PLO October 2020
Open Source DatabaseStorage
Nov 3, 2020
Availability and Performance Tradeoffs in Global Database Deployments - Kevin Jernigan
A key benefit of cloud database services is the ability to launch a database in multiple regions with just a few clicks. Typically you’d use a global deployment to enable fast cross-region disaster recovery and to place the data close to your users for fast local performance.
A global deployment brings up questions such as: how many regions do I need? What RPO and RTO should I aim for? How do I design a scalable global...
Open Source Database