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OurSQL Episode 21: The Rise of the MySQL DBA

Posted August 8th, 2007 by sheeri

Paul Vallee is back for this non-technical podcast about the special creature that is the MySQL DBA.

News:
October 2006 Enterprise/Community Split announcement
http://www.planetmysql.org/entry.php?id=4393

Current clarification of Enterprise/Community split
http://www.planetmysql.org/kaj/?p=123

Dorsal Source, a community-focused website whose goal is to provide builds of MySQL and related products.
http://www.dorsalsource.org

Learning Resource:
MySQL Camp II, August 23-24 2007, Brooklyn NY
http://www.mysqlcamp.org

http://www.poly.edu

Feature:
The Pythian Group’s Paul Vallee
http://www.pythian.com

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[...] when it’s

On September 20th, 2007 Pythian Group Blog » From MySQL to Oracle: A Few Diffe (not verified) says:

[...] when it’s “ready”? Then I remembered something Paul Vallée mentioned on a recent OurSQL podcast: the MySQL DBA is a relatively new kind of professional in this world, and many MySQL-based [...]

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