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Beyond Failover: MySQL Multi-Region Master–Master Replication Considerations and Limitations.
– Posted on 30 January 2013
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DNS – A very important front-facing piece
– Posted on 4 January 2013
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What a Google whitepaper would do for you!
– Posted on 11 December 2012
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GenieDB and Geo-distributed Replication
– Posted on 27 September 2012
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GenieDB is hiring Field Application & Customer Solution Engineers.
– Posted on 1 September 2011
Standard MySQL is configurable such that a single master server can be clustered with a number of read-only slave servers. To enable this master-slave replication, master’s transaction logs are communicated to the slaves (log shipping). Log shipping is a form … Continue reading → Read more
There are many frameworks, patterns and technologies available to help scale an application in a single location. Web and App Server farms, stateless (Restful) application design, memcached, sharded databases etc. What about scaling into multiple, geographically distributed locations? The well … Continue reading → Read more
Wow! We at GenieDB have been working on a geo-distributed, multi-datacenter, relational database engine for some time. We’ve believed in this vision of providing distributed RDBMS/SQL database, but had to endure the NoSQL movement and other attempts at refuting the … Continue reading → Read more
GenieDB is building a database with global distribution as its core thesis. It is no secret customers demand near-instantaneous and highly reliable service, and that they are becoming more globally dispersed than ever before. We believe that data custodianship must … Continue reading → Read more
We’re looking for Field Application and Customer Solution Engineers to help solve hard problems in Replicated Geo-Diverse Cloud Database Technologies GenieDB is a young, multinational startup that develops ground breaking ultra-distributed database technology. Our product has applications everywhere from … Continue reading → Read more
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