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Friday, November 8 • 9:00am - 9:40am
Highly Available MySQL for OpenStack

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The primary requirements for OpenStack based clouds (public, private or hybrid) is that they must be massively scalable, highly available and so on. MySQL is the basis for many of these OpenStack deployments since critical components like Keystone and Nova depend on it.

Attend this session for a technical overview of how to make MySQL highly available, using either the a) MySQL/Galera or b) DBRD/Pacemaker and c) MySQL cluster with HAProxy, keepalived and VRRP approaches. The presentation compares and contrasts the approaches and discusses some best practices and recommendations.

After attending this session, attendees will have a good perspective on making MySQL highly available for their OpenStack implemenations.
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Rags Srinivas

Cloud Architect/Evangelist, Microsoft
Rags Srinivas is a well-known Cloud architect with expertise in multiple disciplines.Architecting, Building, energizing and engaging developer communities towards adoption of new technologies.Experience in evangelizing new technology areas especially to developers and early adopters... Read More →
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Jacob Walcik

Principal Solutions Architect, Rackspace
Jacob is a Principal Solutions Architect for the Rackspace Private Cloud. Having been at Rackspace well over seven years, Jacob enjoys the technical challenges, working with brilliant people and helping customers.

Friday November 8, 2013 9:00am - 9:40am
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