Webinar Slides: Intelligent Database Proxies: Routing & Transparent Failover

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This webinar by our proxies guru, Gilles Reyrat, is the second installment of our database proxies webinar series and follows ‘Introduction to Database Proxies’. This second session looks at two breeds of proxies: the “fast & simple proxy” (aka 4 layer proxy) and the “intelligent proxy”; and takes a closer look at transparent failover as well as read-write splitting. AGENDA - Recap: Introduction to Database Proxies - Two Breeds of Proxies - The Fast & Simple Proxy (4 Layer Proxy) - The Intelligent Proxy - Transparent Failover - Connection / Failure / Failover / Reconnection - Read-Write Splitting - 4 Layer Proxies R/W Split - With Intelligent Proxies - SQL Parsing / Application Driven / Smart Scale PRESENTER Gilles Rayrat - VP of Engineering, Continuent - has over 20 years experience in software engineering. Previously holding positions at Orange and Xerox, he joined the Continuent adventure in 2005. As the connectivity expert at Continuent, he has worn many hats including software development, QA, support, project and operations management. Gilles has held most of the engineering positions that he now manages, giving him both deep and wide experience.

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The MySQL Availability Company
INTELLIGENT DATABASE PROXIES
Routing and transparent failover
Gilles Rayrat

About the Presenter
Gilles Rayrat
VP of Engineering
Co-author and main developer of the Tungsten Proxy

Recap
Proxies make clusters appear as simple
Databases to applications
Application
Proxy

Recap
Proxies make clusters appear as simple
Databases to applications
Even in complex topologies
Application
Proxy

Recap
Proxies make clusters appear as simple
Databases to applications
Even in complex topologies
With read scaling optimizations
Application
Proxy

The fast and simple
Application
Proxy
Connects to a single node

The fast and simple aka. layer 4 proxy
Application
Proxy
Connects to a single node
Can route to replicas, pick at connection time

The fast and simple aka. layer 4 proxy
Application
Proxy
Connects to a single node
Can route to replicas, pick at connection time
Fast & Transparent

The fast and simple aka. layer 4 proxy
Application
Proxy
Some players:
• HA proxy
• Nginx
• Envoy
• F5
• ELB

The fast and simple aka. layer 4 proxy
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Some players:
• HA proxy
• Nginx
• Envoy
• F5
• ELB
• Tungsten Proxy
Tungsten Cluster

The intelligent proxy
Application
Proxy
”Real” connection to the proxy
Wire protocol understood

The intelligent proxy
Application
Proxy
”Real” connection to the proxy
Wire protocol understood
Even at connection time

The intelligent proxy
Application
Proxy
”Real” connection to the proxy
Wire protocol understood
Even at connection time
Automatic or app-driven load balancing

The intelligent proxy
Application
Proxy
Some players:
• ProxySQL
• Maxscale
• MySQL router
• Tungsten Proxy

Connection to a proxy
Application
Tungsten Proxy
application <> proxy connection
proxy <> database connection

Failure
Application
Tungsten Proxy
application <> proxy
proxy <> database connection BROKEN

Failure
Application
Tungsten Proxy
application <> proxy connection OK
proxy <> database connection BROKEN

Failover
Application
Tungsten Proxy
application <> proxy: Traffic is paused
proxy <> database: automatic reconnection (Manager)

Reconnection
Application
Tungsten Proxy
application <> proxy: traffic resumed
proxy <> database: fresh connection

READ-WRITE SPLITTING
• Layer 4 proxies r/w split
• With intelligent proxies
• SQL parsing
• Application driven
• Smart scale

With a layer 4 proxy
Application
Proxy
Single node picked per connection

Port based
Application
Proxy
Target PORT on the proxy determines the
connection type
33063307

Host based
Application
Proxy
Target HOST reroutes to the desired node127.0.0.1127.0.0.2

R/W splitting with an intelligent proxy
Application
Tungsten Proxy
3307 3306 Port and Host based r/w split also available

Automatic R/W splitting
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Automated SQL analysis
SELECTSHOW

Automatic R/W splitting
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Transactions remain on master
BEGIN… COMMIT

Application-driven R/W splitting
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Directives given through SQL comments
TUNGSTEN USE
RO_RELAXED

Application-driven R/W splitting
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Directives given through SQL comments
• For a single statement
TUNGSTEN USE
RO_RELAXED
/* TUNGSTEN USE RO_RELAXED */ SELECT xxx

Application-driven R/W splitting
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Directives given through SQL comments
• For a single statement
• For a block
TUNGSTEN USE
RO_RELAXED
/* TUNGSTEN USE RO_RELAXED */ SELECT xxx
-- TUNGSTEN USE RO_RELAXED
SELECT xxx
SELECT yyy

Smart Scale
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Avoids reading stale data by recording write
positionWrite position N

Smart Scale
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Avoids reading stale data by recording write
position
Reads from slave only if last write has reached
the replica
Write position N
Is Write N replicated?

Transparent failover
Application
Tungsten Proxy

Read from replicas
Application
Tungsten Proxy
Many read/write splitting possibilities
Write position N
Is Write N replicated?

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AWS Aurora vs. Continuent Tungsten Clusters Building a Geo-Scale, Multi-Region and Highly Available MySQL Cloud Back-End This first installment of our High Noon series of on-demand webinars is focused on AWS Aurora. It looks at some of the key characteristics of AWS Aurora and how it fares as a MySQL HA / DR / Geo-Scale solution, especially when compared to Continuent Tungsten Clustering. Watch this webinar to learn how to do better MySQL HA / DR / Geo-Scale. AGENDA - Goals for the High Noon Webinar Series - AWS Aurora - Key Characteristics - Cross Region Requirements - RDS Proxy - Limitations Using AWS Aurora - How to do better MySQL HA / DR / Geo-Scale? - AWS Aurora vs Tungsten Clustering - About Continuent & Its Solutions PRESENTER Matthew Lang - Customer Success Director – Americas, Continuent - has over 25 years of experience in database administration, database programming, and system architecture, including the creation of a database replication product that is still in use today. He has designed highly available, scaleable systems that have allowed startups to quickly become enterprise organizations, utilizing a variety of technologies including open source projects, virtualization and cloud.

Webinar Slides: MySQL HA/DR/Geo-Scale - High Noon #1: AWS Aurora

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Cloud-Based Active/Active Tungsten MySQL Clusters @ Samsung Samsung is a global SaaS provider with an open data exchange platform for the Internet of Things (IoT) with customers all over the globe. The business needs demanded true MySQL active/active clustering in multiple, geographically distributed locations, as their IoT devices are deployed worldwide. At the same time, they were proactively planning for a massive increase in database load, and, based on previous experience, they knew that it would require additional sharding in AWS RDS. Join Continuent CEO Eero Teerikorpi for a webinar about why and how we replaced an AWS RDS/MySQL solution with a Tungsten Cluster composite active/active MySQL solution to offer a geo-distributed MySQL back-end for IoT services at Samsung. AGENDA - Continuent Introduction Introduction - How to Geo-Scale MySQL by Replacing AWS Aurora with Multi-Region Tungsten Cluster - Continuent Tungsten Solutions & Benefits - Key Benefit Highlight: Managed MySQL DBaaS - Q&A PRESENTER Eero Teerikorpi - Founder and CEO, Continuent - is a 7-time serial entrepreneur who has more than 30 years of high-tech management and enterprise software experience. Eero has been in the MySQL marketplace virtually since day one, from the early 2000s. Eero has held top management positions at various cross-Atlantic entities (CEO at Alcom Corporation, President at Capslock, Executive Board Member at Esker S.A.) Eero started his career as a Product Manager at Apple Computer in Finland in the mid-80s. Eero also owns and manages a boutique NOET Vineyards producing high-quality dry-farmed Cabernet Sauvignon. Eero is a former Navy officer and still an avid sailor on San Francisco Bay and around the world. Eero is a very active sportsman: a 4+ tennis player, a rookie golfer, a very careful mountain biker, and an experienced (40+ years) skier, both slalom and cross-country.

Webinar Slides: AWS Aurora MySQL Replacement: Break Away From Geo-Limitations...

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Cloud-Based Active/Active Tungsten MySQL Clusters @ Bluefin Payments Bluefin Payments is a Financial Services SaaS company that provides 24/7/365 application availability for their payment gateway and decryption-as-a-service, which are essential to point-of-sale (POS) solutions. Financial Services typically require two or more active data centers to provide their customers with continuous availability along with quick response times. Bluefin Payments uses co-located data centers with active/active replication between each MySQL cluster, which provides a complete, local High Availability and a remote Disaster Recovery solution for more than 350 million financial transactions each month. Watch this webinar replay with Continuent Eero Teerikorpi for a discussion about geo-distributed active/active MySQL replication for Financial Services SaaS Providers based on a case study of Continuent customer Bluefin Payments, and on how to guarantee credit card transaction availability with geo-distributed Tungsten MySQL clusters. AGENDA - Continuent Introduction - How to Guarantee Credit Card Transaction Availability With Geo-Distributed Tungsten MySQL Clusters - Continuent Tungsten Solutions & Benefits - Key Benefit Highlight: No MySQL Data Loss - Q&A PRESENTER Eero Teerikorpi - Founder and CEO, Continuent - is a 7-time serial entrepreneur who has more than 30 years of high-tech management and enterprise software experience. Eero has been in the MySQL marketplace virtually since day one, from the early 2000s. Eero has held top management positions at various cross-Atlantic entities (CEO at Alcom Corporation, President at Capslock, Executive Board Member at Esker S.A.) Eero started his career as a Product Manager at Apple Computer in Finland in the mid-80s. Eero also owns and manages a boutique NOET Vineyards producing high-quality dry-farmed Cabernet Sauvignon. Eero is a former Navy officer and still an avid sailor on San Francisco Bay and around the world. Eero is a very active sportsman: a 4+ tennis player, a rookie golfer, a very careful mountain biker, and an experienced (40+ years) skier, both slalom and cross-country.

Webinar Slides: No Data Loss MySQL: Guaranteed Credit Card Transaction Availa...

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Large Number of On-premises Tungsten MySQL Clusters @ Marketo Marketo is a very large marketing automation SaaS provider. Marketo scaled from tens of customers back in 2010 to thousands of enterprise customers today using Tungsten Clustering and several hundreds of MySQL instances. In this webinar, Continuent CEO Eero Teerikorpi discusses some common challenges SaaS providers face, such as having to provide 24/7/365 operations with zero downtime, even during maintenance operations. In addition, SaaS providers need to have an easy, consistent, and cost-effective model to scale. Watch this webinar replay to learn how to guarantee continuous operations for a SaaS provider with billions of daily transactions and terabytes of data using Tungsten MySQL Clusters. AGENDA - Continuent Introduction - How to Guarantee Continuous Operations for a SaaS with Terabytes Data with Tungsten MySQL Clusters - Continuent Tungsten Solutions & Benefits - Key Benefit Highlight: Billions of MySQL Transactions, Very Large Data Volume - Q&A PRESENTER Eero Teerikorpi - founder and CEO, Continuent - is a 7-time serial entrepreneur who has more than 30 years of high-tech management and enterprise software experience. Eero has been in the MySQL marketplace virtually since day one, from the early 2000s. Eero has held top management positions at various cross-Atlantic entities (CEO at Alcom Corporation, President at Capslock, Executive Board Member at Esker S.A.) Eero started his career as a Product Manager at Apple Computer in Finland in the mid-80s. Eero also owns and manages a boutique NOET Vineyards producing high-quality dry-farmed Cabernet Sauvignon. Eero is a former Navy officer and still an avid sailor on San Francisco Bay and around the world. Eero is a very active sportsman: a 4+ tennis player, a rookie golfer, a very careful mountain biker, and an experienced (40+ years) skier, both slalom and cross-country.

Webinar Slides: High Volume MySQL HA: SaaS Continuous Operations with Terabyt...

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Training Slides: 205 - Installing and Configuring Tungsten Dashboard

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Training Slides: 352 - Tungsten Replicator for MongoDB & Kafka

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Training Slides: 351 - Tungsten Replicator for Data Warehouses

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Training Slides: 303 - Replicating out of a Cluster

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In this 38min training session, we’re looking at how to use the Tungsten Cluster AMI on Amazon with a recap of the different Tungsten Cluster topologies that are available, followed by a walkthrough of what the Tungsten Cluster AMI is, how it works and how to avail of it. TOPICS COVERED - Recap Tungsten Cluster Topologies - Explore the Tungsten Cluster AMI - Manual deploy and configure - Cloud Formation Deployment

Training Slides: 206 - Using the Tungsten Cluster AMI

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Training Slides: 254 - Using the Tungsten Replicator AMI

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This training session covers the different aspects involved in filtering, including a recap of replication stages and pipeline, as well as what the different types of available filters are … and more. This session takes an hour and twenty minutes. TOPICS COVERED - Filtering Discussion - Recap Replication Stages and Pipelines - Look at available Filters - Example configurations and Use Cases - Enabling Filters - Custom Filters

Training Slides: 253 - Filter like a Pro

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Learn in the next 57min about Tungsten Replicator monitoring and troubleshooting, including an overview of some common issues, triggers, failures (and how to deal with them) as well as some tips & tricks on monitoring. TOPICS COVERED - Discuss Monitoring & Troubleshooting - Review Common Issues - Triggers - Finding and Understanding Log Files - Handling (And Recovering From) Failures - Skipping Transactions - Resetting Scripts for Monitoring - Scripts for Monitoring

Training Slides: 252 - Monitoring & Troubleshooting

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Training Slides: 302 - Securing Your Cluster With SSL

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Cloud-Based Active/Active Tungsten MySQL Clusters @ Vonage Vonage, the global SaaS provider with Cloud Contact Center solution (formerly NewVoiceMedia), is the leading Salesforce telephony solution. They immediately deliver up-to-date routing data to clients for thousands of simultaneous VoIP calls and other communication channels. When there is a significant write load on geographically distributed applications, active/active MySQL clustering is needed. These applications require fast response times for both reads and writes, and they also need to share data on a global scale. Join this webinar with Eero Teerikorpi, CEO at Continuent, for a walk-through of how the Continuent Team helped Vonage build a multi-region active/active MySQL Tungsten Cluster in AWS Cloud serving a global high-volume Cloud Contact Center. AGENDA - Continuent Introduction - How to build a global, multi-region active/active MySQL Tungsten Cluster in AWS Cloud for Cloud Contact Center - Continuent Tungsten Solutions and Benefits - Key Benefit Highlight: Global MySQL Availability - Q&A PRESENTER Eero Teerikorpi - Founder and CEO, Continuent - is a 7-time serial entrepreneur who has more than 30 years of high-tech management and enterprise software experience. Eero has been in the MySQL marketplace virtually since day one, from the early 2000s. Eero has held top management positions at various cross-Atlantic entities (CEO at Alcom Corporation, President at Capslock, Executive Board Member at Esker S.A.) Eero started his career as a Product Manager at Apple Computer in Finland in the mid-80s. Eero also owns and manages a boutique NOET Vineyards producing high-quality dry-farmed Cabernet Sauvignon. Eero is a former Navy officer and still an avid sailor on San Francisco Bay and around the world. Eero is a very active sportsman: a 4+ tennis player, a rookie golfer, a very careful mountain biker, and an experienced (40+ years) skier, both slalom and cross-country.

Webinar Slides: Global MySQL Availability: SaaS Cloud Contact Center Secures ...

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