Welcome to this week’s Planets9s, covering all the latest resources and technologies we create around automation and management of open source database infrastructures.
 | MySQL on Docker: Multi-Host Networking for MySQL Containers (Part 2 - Calico)We’re continuing with our popular blogs covering MySQL on Docker and this time we’re looking at deploying MySQL Replication on top of three Docker hosts via Calico’s driver on multi-host networking. Having previously looked at Docker’s single-host networking for MySQL containers as well as multi-host networking and Docker swarm mode, we’re now casting our eyes on other networking drivers, starting with Calico. | |
Still time to sign up: 9 DevOps Tips for going in production with Galera ClusterWe’re live next Tuesday, October 11th, with Johan Andersson, CTO at Severalnines, who will be sharing his 9 DevOps tips with you for a successful Galera Cluster for MySQL / MariaDB production environment. Monitoring, managing schema changes and pushing them in production, performance optimizations, configurations, version upgrades, backups: Johan will guide you through all aspects to consider before going live with Galera Cluster. |  | |
 | We had plenty of 9s on deck at Percona Live Amsterdam this weekIf you didn’t get the chance to attend this year’s Percona Live Europe, here’s our recap of the conference with soundbites, live broadcast replays from our booth where we discussed ClusterControl and conference highlights with Severalnines CEO Vinay Joosery … we’re also putting our team in the spotlight, so that you can see some of the faces behind the 9s! | |
Sharding MySQL with MySQL Fabric and ProxySQLThere are numerous ways to migrate into MySQL Fabric, which can all be pretty challenging. The solution to this complex challenge consists of several elements: 1. MySQL Fabric with its sharding system of high availability groups and tools around it. 2. MySQL Router - it allows regular MySQL clients to connect to different high availability groups created in MySQL Fabric. 3. ProxySQL, which allows users to perform a flawless failover (from the old database to the sharded setup). This blog post and related whitepaper show you how to set up a sharded MySQL setup based on MySQL Fabric and ProxySQL. | | |
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Have a good end of the week,
Jean-Jérôme Schmidt
Planets9s Editor
Severalnines AB