MariaDB Database per user, on demand (aka systemd multi-instance socket activated)
Kia Ora Theatre | Fri 14 Jan 11:30 a.m.–noon
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Daniel is a MariaDB all rounder. He started doing as a DBA, and then starting fixing the bugs. On the journey to continue these multi-perspectives of the same product, he found a niche at the MariaDB Foundation as their Chief Innovation Officer. There he continues to drive improvements in the code, the user usage, and the ecosystem in-between.
Daniel is a MariaDB all rounder. He started doing as a DBA, and then starting fixing the bugs. On the journey to continue these multi-perspectives of the same product, he found a niche at the MariaDB Foundation as their Chief Innovation Officer. There he continues to drive improvements in the code, the user usage, and the ecosystem in-between.
Abstract
Noisy neighbours, security separation, per user resource constraints, 0 resources on idle, its all possible. Its not a cloud service, or containers, its a basic systemd service file with a small number of MariaDB server code changes.
In this talk I'll line up some usage scenarios, show the configurations options that are all small variants of the default packaging of MariaDB.
If there's time, I'll show the code, and show how easy it is to do for other service if interested.
notes from talk: https://gist.github.com/grooverdan/ad68b0161aa2ba9860b769a5304e83ab
Noisy neighbours, security separation, per user resource constraints, 0 resources on idle, its all possible. Its not a cloud service, or containers, its a basic systemd service file with a small number of MariaDB server code changes. In this talk I'll line up some usage scenarios, show the configurations options that are all small variants of the default packaging of MariaDB. If there's time, I'll show the code, and show how easy it is to do for other service if interested. notes from talk: https://gist.github.com/grooverdan/ad68b0161aa2ba9860b769a5304e83ab