Does wikimedia currently use MySQL enterprise edition or community edition?
Does wikimedia currently use MySQL enterprise edition or community edition?
wikimedia uses four-oh-forever ;-) (4.0.40, in-house fork), though some servers are still at 4.0.26.
there is a plan of going up to 5.0, with incorporated innodb scalability fixes (announced by google at mysqlconf a month ago) - that way we may go after far more evil sharding, and with better data locality - after full 8-core boxes CPU load. in theory. :)
BR,
I've seen Wikipedia been included in the list of reference sites in a presentation from MySQL AB.
The presenter said like that, wikipedia is customer of MySQL AB. I ask him that, does wikipedia purchase MySQL enterprise edition? He said, he think that wikipedia purchase MySQL enterprise edition for some servers, may be not for the whole sites.
Does wikimedia purchase any supports from MySQL AB?
BTW: http://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/ <-- Can MySQL configuration been included here?
On 5/23/08, Domas Mituzas midom.lists@gmail.com wrote:
Does wikimedia currently use MySQL enterprise edition or community edition?
wikimedia uses four-oh-forever ;-) (4.0.40, in-house fork), though some servers are still at 4.0.26.
there is a plan of going up to 5.0, with incorporated innodb scalability fixes (announced by google at mysqlconf a month ago) - that way we may go after far more evil sharding, and with better data locality - after full 8-core boxes CPU load. in theory. :)
BR,
Domas Mituzas -- http://dammit.lt/ -- [[user:midom]]
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Hi!
The presenter said like that, wikipedia is customer of MySQL AB.
In a way.
I ask him that, does wikipedia purchase MySQL enterprise edition? He said, he think that wikipedia purchase MySQL enterprise edition for some servers, may be not for the whole sites.
Well, we had Enterprise subscription, which was a freebie. We may actually have it now, if someone is not lazy to set it up again :) Actually, we had Enterprise subscription before the actual split of Enterprise/Community binaries - and 4.0 was in active support back then.
Does wikimedia purchase any supports from MySQL AB?
It is slightly more complicated than that. One of wikimedia volunteer engineers got hired by MySQL, and since then he is continuing the work with wikimedia stuff. Though he is not paid to work on wikimedia stuff (and does full time support engineer job), and there's no direct relationship between two organizations, still, in the end Wikimedia gets some mysql skillset, and MySQL AB gets experience of running medium-sized sites - and everyone is happy.
In the end, wikimedia did not purchase the support, but actually kind of gets it in slightly different form (oh, and MySQL end up bragging from time to time).
Oh, and if you consider getting MySQL Enterprise subscription, go for it, it is the bestest thing in industry! :)
On 5/23/08, Domas Mituzas midom.lists@gmail.com wrote:
Well, we had Enterprise subscription, which was a freebie. We may actually have it now, if someone is not lazy to set it up again :) Actually, we had Enterprise subscription before the actual split of Enterprise/Community binaries - and 4.0 was in active support back then.
Does wikimedia purchase any supports from MySQL AB?
It is slightly more complicated than that. One of wikimedia volunteer engineers got hired by MySQL, and since then he is continuing the work with wikimedia stuff. Though he is not paid to work on wikimedia stuff (and does full time support engineer job), and there's no direct relationship between two organizations, still, in the end Wikimedia gets some mysql skillset, and MySQL AB gets experience of running medium-sized sites - and everyone is happy.
In the end, wikimedia did not purchase the support, but actually kind of gets it in slightly different form (oh, and MySQL end up bragging from time to time).
1. wikimedia had MySQL Enterprise Subscription 2. MySQL Enterprise subscriptions are an easier way to purchase software and services (http://www.mysql.com/products/enterprise/subscription_benefits.html ) 3. But you said, wikimedia did not purchase the support? Enterprise subscription is not a form of purchasing the support?
Oh, and if you consider getting MySQL Enterprise subscription, go for it, it is the bestest thing in industry! :)
- But you said, wikimedia did not purchase the support? Enterprise
subscription is not a form of purchasing the support?
we got it for free.
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