Was out of the scenario, and the companies were working parallel, but business change, of
course, needs to start trying to make money, and as they move on, we finally release another
real important.
Me personally, I never saw my sequel for all versions, this is something in history, I couldn't
even find in binaries or whatever, and as we can see, like really common things we
do nowadays like unions, select star, something union, select something, it's not present
by that time, so technology was evolving, and convey to remember, high degree was also evolving,
so by 2000 and something we already started seeing the first hyper trading multi-core
CPUs, right, so what we had there by that time as someone was saying my ison, my ison
had is not a transactional engine, so if you're right that you do only that a base, you
need to block, right, so anyone can write, it's table-level block, you can reading parallel,
but as you see when you have more course, you're wasting hardware reserves, because you
cannot scale, right, and that's when I know the B come to play, I already don't continue
to evolve, and then we can see B3s, R3s, sub-credits and prepared statements, so it
starts to get more familiar to what we see nowadays, although I didn't participate of this scenario
yet, like my experience is started with my sequel 5 version, so as we move along, on 2005
we see 5 old version, and Oracle buys I know base company, right, so if we get that
marvel, what if, imagine if my sequel B, because my sequel tried to buy I know base, how
different things would be, where we can't know how predict by that time they were trying
to make money with it, and in terms of ecosystem and the word facts, we have the foundation
of percono, whoever heard about percono here, okay, good month, so it was founded by
Vadining Peter Zitesv, basically like percono provides a fork, completely open source as
well, for my sequel, post, reason, and MongoDB, MongoDB is not open source, we need to
inherit the license, right, so we cannot change, and things that we're going in my opinion
to change, how we see cloud computing is the release of the first AWS becomes public, right,
so in a few bottles, you can deploy a virtual machinesi to container and start working,
so you can see how things were starting to get difficult for how my sequel was designed by
that time, like we had my eyes, we had credit cashing, that was a good solution by that time,
because it was a bottleneck, but it had a single CPU, so things were working fine,
had multiple threads, but now you have several CPU cars trying to process and the old style
of CPU of credit question was a point of contention, right, so they started deprecating things,
and on 2008, another move, some by persistent acquires my sequel AB, and this is like where I
start working with my sequel, so I had the opportunity to work with five one, my sequel,
and we have some really cool release, like event schedule, row-based replication,
things that were going to be improved, by the way, row-based replication is something
it is the default nowadays, there is a good chance, I think it's already deprecated statement
and will probably be removed in newer versions, and the point of that causes like the most
hot discussions nowadays, it is 2010, or we will say 2009 where I saw in the Fred's presentation,
but from I see the deal was closed on 2010, this is my reference, I can be wrong, but this is what
posts with guys will say, but you guys are like, you have a company behind it, we are democratic,
we are open-source, we are like whatever, and that's what causes a lot of food discussion.
For the good and for the bed, now we have the modern ship Oracle, and at the same time, Oracle acquired
some ecosystems, I'm not sure in the same day, but in the same year for sure, Montre Lise de Maria de Lise,
right, there was a lot of concern about how Oracle would deal with my sequel, if they would stop
providing features, like the project would end up dying because of obsolescence, or become like
not open-source anymore. This is the first version that it is released on the water cruise
hood, so 5, 5, it comes with them, it is a version that I work a lot, and I think through Montre Lise
ago we got a customer trying to get out from there, so yeah, and as I said, it's really difficult,
because I think that apart from the dump, we will have nothing that you can utilize, right,
like it's really different. One more thing for those who work with Maria de B or planning to go
or get out, Maria de B changed a lot, I think there was Maria de B days on Saturday,
it continues to be a great database, but we can say for sure that it's not my sequel anymore,
you cannot simply copy and paste the data, it's kind of like, I dare to say like moving from
Oracle to post with right, apart from the table structures and everything you need to analyze,
case by case, what you are going to do. On 2013, 5, 6 is released, I like this version as well,
not much as I like 5, 7, but they are adding to the performance schema, performance schema
provides some metrics and some views about what's going on inside my sequel. It has not a lot of
metrics that you could see, 5, 7, exploded this universe when you go through it, you have like thousands,
you know, to things of multiple monitor there with performance schema, but it was a good version,
like I work it, I like it, it was quite stable, and another important fact here, again,
we already had like a common place for cloud computing, Google was giving its try, Amazon as well,
and then Kubernetes became a thing. At first we've known state full sets, one of the days like
people are trying, we had I forgot the guide that did the presentation that they are running,
Ubuntu, Canonico, they are running data bases on Kubernetes, it's also a very hot topic,
if you ask something in years they will love it, others will say they will never do this,
I also could repeat what I met as a device from Kubernetes.
Yeah, well, so yeah, like I would say if you want to run in Kubernetes, my opinion is yeah,
do it for a key way if you want to be very developed or something to test and everything,
for a production maybe, like you don't know if you have 1,000, 2,000 databases, maybe you can think of it,
but don't put like a 3 terabyte database on Kubernetes, like SSD process and everything,
auto scale, like if you expand your auto scaling from 2 to 5, like it's 15 terabytes running
or closer to build new nodes, so I don't like it. One more thing, five seven is released with
JSON data type, I think it is cool because when I started putting all the facts together,
postgres was also working on their JSON structure and the thing is by that time when you look at
the Beijing's ranking, MongoDB was climbing really fast, so people were saying okay we need our
JSON or document start solution because we have some, you know, someone trying to catch our market
and you see like how things were moving that direction. At same time proxy SQL is released,
a proxy SQL from Rene canal, basically proxy for a who knows proxy SQL, okay,
it's a layer 7 proxy, so it is intelligent in terms of it can, it speaks the my SQL language,
so it understands the query, it can rewrite, it can route, if I'm not mistaken my SQL router is
layer 4, like 3, okay so yeah proxy SQL has its benefits as well, another open search tool that's
part of the ecosystem. On 2016, by that time like group replication was released,
it was going to be the future of final DB cluster. I had the chance to test a group replication
from my SQL 57 and it was really not a mature product, it had several performance issues,
it was really easy to make it crash and we see by that time what I see why they released,
Galera replication Galera cluster was something that was really on the moment, it was really stable,
so I think they were trying to get this piece of market with the cluster, but even nowadays Galera
cluster remains, I strong solution per column makes the fork for it, with per column extra DB cluster,
MariaDB as well, and even if you go, at least when I spoke with the Oracle guys in Brazil,
they don't mention a lot, the group publication 57 because I think it's the ugly baby they had
and they don't want to mention, like things got better on my SQL 8.
As we move, as I said, group publications released and then it comes my SQL 8, right?
It is a version that I like as well because I think they brought really good improvements, for example,
you have now a complete redesign of the hydrologg, you can scale it, you can change the size
online, right? So you don't need to restart that base, prior to that, you will need to do it,
you have atomic DDLs, I think it's really important because if you're running, I don't know,
you're automation, automated deploys and you're doing create drops, adding index,
you don't know if everything worked, right? Because like it's not atomic,
by this, what do you mean? You can do a begin, run all your sets of DDLs and commit,
or you can do all or nothing, like it gives you a market visibility, dictionary became transactional,
it's waiting side, they I know the beat, right? And also they brought the instant algorithm,
by instant you can do some DDLs where like you only change the metadata,
so it's not necessary like to rebuild the table or something like that,
it was a bit problematic at first, but then it's got better, right? Another big thing that came,
Shattipiti was released on 2022. Probably what you see most of falls then, like as this presentation
has some AI, something everything you see at the touch of AI, we are all talking about
of it, and if either lost a few billions last week, we do it through deep seek,
but still it's a hot stop, it's coming, and this is also influencing Oracle, right? The same
next year, they release hit wave on their public, on their Oracle Cloud, hit wave has some
genuine AI features on that, I personally never tested, I need to take a look,
in terms of concurrence, possibly 16 was released, so also possibly bringing some vector search,
trying to bring some AI as well, right? And one more thing, like on 2004, we get eight
four release, right? As Simon was saying, just to go a bit more deeper on that front, I don't remember,
when in year Oracle changed the release model, so now we have two types of release, stable release,
and innovation release as he was saying, so what what's happening with my six o' eight is you
were working happily, the next version you had a completely new hydrologue with new parameters,
and like how your automation broke now, so we started complaining in Oracle,
listened to the community, changed it, so my six o' eight and eight four are the current
stable release, this means that only bug fixes are coming, you have a more predictable behavior,
and like my 12, nine, and nine one, I think that the moment nine two are innovation release,
deprecated features can get out of the code without one new features can come, right?
I think it is good for you to anticipate to test, of course, what in production, unless you have a very
fasting that can adapt really quickly and evolve, I would say to remain on stable releases and
wait for the next one to come. I think it was a miss of the opportunity because from what I see,
my sequel version 10 will come as innovation, and I think 10 is around number, they should release
as a stable, but I don't know what marketing we're thinking on that, and then here we are at
1,000, 2,000, 25, talking about January and my sequel, personally like I like where we are heading,
but what about the future? So I got the, some testimonials from people that are
influenced in the community, so I got one bed, one okay, one optimistic, we all know like Peter likes
to rent a bed, so he has concerns on how the ecosystem of my sequel is going, because Oracle is putting
a lot of effort in the, in their cloud, right? The cool features are going to see I first,
as I mentioned hypergraph exists, but you need to, you know, to enable the feature by yourself,
so Peter is a bit concerned with that MariaDB brought, Mike Kalan did some tests,
he's quite happy with a vector, it's not vector pudding, it's not sure it's vector ranging,
but from MariaDB is really fast, so this is the testimony from Peter, right?
I also had the opportunity to get from Sinisa, he's a developer of Oracle, he has 26 years of
Oracle, he saw everything in life, he's the employee number two of my sequel B, and he likes it
nowadays, because of a plot of farms, like hit wave, so one, one side people don't like it,
but if you really are not attached to license, you just need your product to run and make it profitable,
hit wave, rendez-be, you have like several things going on in the ecosystem, right?
Unless from Monciola Fred, which is here, also good things that existed in the past,
like I think it's the community feeling, I think falls in, because conference is quite over for now,
preconalive doesn't exist anymore, so one of his best memories was from preconalive Santa Clara,
for me, that I came later, for me is falls down, I like to come here for the Belgian days,
share the two days of expensive, like sessions, then community dinner, I think it's really nice,
and well he's not an NDA, so he can't say anything, but I like the positivity, so I hope that good
things are coming, it's just a matter of time, so we wait and see what I would like to see,
maybe in my sequel, it's some performance improvements, like,
postgres was elected, the database of the year in the last three years, consecutively,
my sequel was elected back in the past, so we have a huge base of our community,
but I think that we can, we must catch up with some performance improvements,
we can compare it to polls, you can, okay, cool, so you hear about it,
so I think that's it, I think it was more relaxing session, rather than we will continue with
the technical sessions now later, do you guys have any questions,
or if not, I would like to say thank you for being the 30 years addition, it's really special to me,
I love it, and I hope to see you next time,
thank you, you can add a little bit of my strategy, yes, yes, yes,
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