Author: renato
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Talk at DevOpsConf Russia 2018
My last trip to Moscow was the beginning of an exciting train ride to Siberia and lake Baikal. I am looking forward to be back next month, ten years later, for a different but again very exciting trip: talking about MySQL on the cloud at the DevOpsConf Russia 2018 (ex- RootConf). You can read the…
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Minor Version Upgrades for MySQL on RDS
Very happy that my post on RDS & MySQL minor versions (and how to speed up RDS MySQL upgrades) went live today on the Percona Community Blog. You can read the entire post here.
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JAXenter: serverless databases are still a big question mark
Vorerst sind Serverless-Datenbanken noch ein großes Fragezeichen is the (German) title of the interwiew I recently had with Jaxenter about relational databases and DevOps. You can find my answers here.
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Enabling KMS encryption for a running Amazon RDS instance
Last week I wrote a post on enabling KMS encryption for a running Amazon RDS instance for the Open Source Database Community Blog of Percona . Glad to share with the amazing Percona community how at Funambol we encrypted dozens of Amazon RDS instances without significant downtime. You can read the post here.
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Geolocation Challenges in Disputed Territories
Curious about how software developers can manage location-based services when dealing with disputed territories or partially recognized states? We will see how things can go badly wrong, how (surprisingly) widespread the problem is discuss simple patterns on how to minimize the impacts of geolocation challenges. How can you really care about all your users around…
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Operational challenges of RDBMS on the cloud
Here are the abstract and the slides of my talk “Do not press that Button: Operational Challenges of relational Databases on the Cloud” at the DevOps Conference 2018 in Berlin this week. [googleapps domain=”docs” dir=”presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ0bWTpJVwTELBLfbf5vMfLPBtLhG5XXDhFk2Py9oN0f2kK0V9ypreWHLkrViJ2qRMsAeT8y5NKIbKe/embed” query=”start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000″ width=”480″ height=”299″ /]