MySQL Users Conference 2006

Well, the conference is now over! I had a great time, and met a lot of awesome people. It was awesome, I truly enjoyed meeting many of you, and will definitely see you next year.

I’ve uploaded my photos and presentations for your enjoyment:

See you all next year!

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4 Responses to “MySQL Users Conference 2006”

pabloj Says:
April 29, 2006 at 03:47 | Reply
Is there a windows version of libmygis?
Or is it possible to compile with MinGW?
Jeremy Cole Says:
April 29, 2006 at 10:09 | Reply
It’s pretty straightforward code, so it should work on Windows, but I haven’t ported it. Feel free to port it and send me a patch!

Sorry, I don’t do development on Windows…
Barry Gould Says:
May 1, 2006 at 08:31 | Reply
Hi Jeremy,

Can you post your stored function for computing and sorting by distance in miles?

Thanks!
Eric Bergen » Why uptime is bad Says:
June 28, 2006 at 19:36 | Reply
[...] Hardware fails, colos lose power, network connections, and sometimes catch on fire. If you’re entire system depends on a single server, say a mysql master. It’s going to fail. I know there are mysql servers out there that have been up for years. Those are going to fail. It’s inevitable. If you’re system is not designed to withstand the failure of a master it should be fixed. Jeremy Cole and I gave a tutorial at the 2006 MySQL User Conference about MySQL replication and failover. See Jeremy’s blog for links to the presentation and photos. [...]