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SAN JOSE, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 03/05/13 -- SkySQL, the trusted provider of open source database solutions, Codership and Monty Program have teamed to release the latest MariaDB product, the MariaDB Galera Cluster. The Galera Cluster provides a high availability solution to the MariaDB family that is attracting an influx of new users. The Galera Cluster is now a General Availability release under the General Public License (GPLv2), with support provided by SkySQL.
The Galera solution was created by Codership, home of several experts in clustering technologies for MySQL who consider Galera their clustering masterpiece. It's a true multi-master solution, where a setup consisting of several nodes accepts, writes and reads on any node and synchronously updates the other nodes. DBAs will be able to increase service availability and distribute data automatically over several datacentres. Now tightly integrated, the MariaDB Galera Cluster is a complete package. No additional third party tools are needed for creating a highly scalable database platform covering most enterprises' needs.
Customer experience has been positive. Sam Lambert, systems architect at Performance Horizon Group (PHG), chose MariaDB Galera Cluster as the high availability solution for the organization's performance marketing platform. According to Lamber, "MariaDB Galera Cluster is exactly what we've been looking for. We set up a Galera Cluster with nine nodes distributed across three data centers. We created a test and ran the application workload against this cluster, and then randomly killed a node. The load balancer then simply shifted database transactions to the healthy Galera nodes, and there was no impact at all to the application."
PHG's software serves image impressions, clicks and conversion requests across a global advertiser client base for some of the world's largest brands such as Sony, Orange and T-Mobile. This means high availability is paramount. Lambert added: "We did this demo to the PHG Executive team and everyone was really impressed by the robustness. It is important to be able to store every single transaction, every second, because every single statistic has financial value. We report on millions of tracking events daily, and highly redundant, scalable, globally distributed infrastructure is essential to our platform -- this is why we have chosen MariaDB Galera Cluster as the key component to our enterprise solution for data storage."
Patrik Sallner, SkySQL CEO said, "MariaDB Galera is an example of the combination of talent in the open source community. It has undergone months of quality assurance, and SkySQL is here to support the latest member of the MariaDB product family. The importance of having critical systems online cannot be undervalued, as it has direct financial impact on a business. Therefore, the Galera Cluster provides DBAs with confidence that every transaction will be protected. There are rival, mostly proprietary products in the market, but I believe being open source gives customers a value for money product that frees them up to innovate."
About SkySQL
SkySQL is the trusted provider of open source database solutions for MySQL and MariaDB users -- in the enterprise and cloud, providing over 300 enterprise customers including Canal+, ClubMed, Constant Contact, Deutsche Telekom, La Poste, Virgin Mobile, Western Digital and XING with database deployment and management solutions.
With 250+ years of original MySQL experience, SkySQL has the leading MySQL talent pool with sponsorship by the original MySQL and MariaDB creators. It has also developed cloud-based database management solutions that bring ease of use, while providing an effective way to increase database productivity both in the enterprise and the cloud.
For more information, please visit www.skysql.com, and follow the company's conversations on Twitter and Facebook.
About Monty Program
Monty Program Ab was founded by Michael "Monty" Widenius, the founder and creator of MySQL®. Monty Program is a center of engineering excellence for MariaDB, the Aria storage engine, MySQL®, and other associated technologies. We are a founding member of the Open Database Alliance, a consortium of companies that provide best-of-breed support and services to mission critical database deployments.
Monty Program Ab currently has 21 employees. More than half of our staff are full-time developers, including most of the original MySQL engineers, some new personnel, and Monty. We have a better knowledge of the core MySQL® code than any other company! We are well funded and all of our plans and strategies take a long-term view.
About Codership
Codership develops replication and clustering solutions for open source databases, adopting novel ideas from latest DBMS and distributed computing research to build fundamentally new high availability solution. Our flagship product, Codership's GaleraCluster for MySQL, a synchronous multi-master cluster software, provides high system uptime with no data loss and scalability for high traffic web businesses. Galera is open-source product and it powers
MariaDB Galera Cluster. For more information, please visit www.codership.com.
For more information, visit: http://montyprogram.com/about/
MySQL is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates. MariaDB is a registered trademark of Monty Program Ab.
SkySQL and the SkySQL logo are trademarks of SkySQL Inc. or SkySQL Ab. Neither SkySQL nor Monty Program is affiliated with MySQL or Oracle. All other company and product names may be trademarks or service marks of their respective owners.
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