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Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well.

You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others
• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance
• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes
• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

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Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: 21 November 2024 Time: 10:00am GMT / 11:00am CET

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Matthew Penaroza shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others

• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance

• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes

• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Please register this webinar here to reserve your spot!

Title: Introduction to TiDB: Scale Out Like NoSQL, Enforce Data Integrity Like SQL, All Without Manual Sharding

Date: October 10, 2024 Time: 10:00 - 11:00 AM PT

Please use this link to register in order to reserve your seat: https://www.pingcap.com/event/scale-out-like-nosql-enforce-data-integrity-like-sql-all-without-manual-sharding/

Over the last few decades, organizations with data intensive workloads have largely turned to SQL and NoSQL. However, while these databases solve the immediate problem of scale, they make major sacrifices in data integrity, hard-to-detect data corruption, application complexity, rigidity, and resistance to data change.

TiDB is an open source, distributed SQL database that evolves this story in major ways. Its multi-writer architecture allows for scaling throughput linearly while maintaining strong ACID compliance. By decoupling storage and compute, TiDB’s compute layer is stateless and independently scalable. This means improved fault tolerance over similar systems, lightning fast compute scale-out, and a better use of resources.

In this webinar, PingCAP Solution Architect Sam Dillard shares the design goals and architecture of TiDB, and how it leverages these to keep performance stable as it horizontally scales—not just in online traffic but in schema changes as well. You’ll discover:

• Real-world customer stories from such innovative companies as Pinterest, Databricks, LinkedIn, and others
• How TiDB scales transactional workloads without sacrificing performance or ACID compliance
• How TiDB maintains developer flexibility by supporting high frequency of schema changes
• Key use cases in Financial Services, E-Commerce, Gaming, and SaaS

Speaker:

Matthew Penaroza Matthew Penaroza is a Senior Solution Engineer at PingCAP, where he designs and architects solutions for TiDB users. An authoritative voice on database technologies, he has authored several articles and white papers on Amazon Aurora and TiDB, contributing valuable insights to the tech community. Matthew works with some of TiDB’s largest enterprise customers in North America, including Airbnb, showcasing his pivotal role in driving technological adoption and innovation at scale.

We hope to see you there!

• Are you interested in learning more about open-source data technologies? ✅
• Do you want to network with local and international tech professionals in a fun, relaxed environment? ✅

Date: July 16, 2024 Location: Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library 40 W 20th St #1 · New York, NY Agenda:

• 5:00 - 5:30 Networking & snacks
• 5:30 - 5:35 Kickoff: Welcome and Call for Future Meetup Speakers
• 5:35 - 6:05 Preparing Data for OpenSearch and RAG - Candice You from FTI Consulting
• 6:05 - 6:45 Using OpenSearch + Langchain for Podcast Transcriptions - Jenn Junod from Aiven
• 6:45 - 7:00 Closing Optional: After the meetup, networking at a nearby restaurant/bar TBD

* Please note that this is an alcohol-free event. Light bites will be provided. * By attending this event, you agree to abide by our community code of conduct

Would you like to speak at this event? These meetups aim to bring together data engineers, developers, platform operators, and other enthusiasts to discuss and share the latest trends and best practices in the field of open source technologies, with a special focus on data management, processing, and analytics.

Our meetup scope is kept intentionally broad, so any technical talk (no sales pitches) around 20-30 mins in length that involves data, analytics, data architecture, etc. is fair game as long as the technology featured is covered under the Open Source Definition (OSD).

Here are some topics from recent OSDI meetups as a sample:

• Introduction to TiDB - a distributed SQL database
• Beginners guide to balance your data across Apache Kafka partitions
• Scaling Analytics with Clickhouse: ingest at 100k/sec, query stateful data in under a 1/2 second
• Apache Iceberg: enabling an open data architecture for large-scale analytics
• Postgres as search and personalization engine

If interested, please submit our OSDI Speaker Form and someone from our Community Team will get in touch!

PLEASE register via this following link if you are participating this event: https://www.pingcap.com/event/16347/

In this meetup, we’ll uncover how to build cloud-native applications designed to scale effortlessly in dynamic environments. If you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started with cloud-native architecture, we’ll offer valuable insights and practical tips for designing robust, scalable applications.

We’ll also explore distributed SQL, an evolved database architecture built from the ground up to deliver the transactional guarantees of relational databases and the horizontal scale of NoSQL databases. Our speakers will dive into the principles, challenges, and best practices of utilizing this database architecture effectively in your applications.

We hope to see you there!

Agenda:

16:30 Doors open 17:00 – 17:15 Welcome Speech 17:15 – 18:00 Introduction to Distributed SQL – TiDB by Daniël van Eeden, Technical Solution Engineer at PingCAP 18:00 – 18:45 Planning Your TiDB Deployment: A Step-by-Step Guide by Susana Salazar Oroz, Senior DBRE at Bolt 18:45 – 19:00 Break 19:00 – 19:30 Real-time Steaming with RisingWave by Jan Mensch, Developer at RisingWave

As businesses grow and data volumes increase, the demand for scalable and high-performance databases has never been more critical.

You’re invited to our upcoming meetup where we’ll explore Distributed SQL’s transformative impact on database performance.

Join us for enlightening sessions where you’ll dive into the intricacies of Distributed SQL. You’ll discover how this evolved database category solves scalability and sharding challenges often faced by traditional relational databases.

Agenda:

17:30 – 18:00 networking

18:00 – 18:40 Introduction to Distributed SQL – TiDB (Mattias Jonsson – Senior Database Engineer)

18:45 – 19:10 How Bolt built a tiered database solution with TiDB, MySQL and DM (by Andrei Fedorov)

19:15 – 19:30 BREAK

19:35 – 20:15 TiDB Demo (Daniel Van Eeden – Technical Solutions Engineer)

20:15 – 20:30 Networking

Who Should Attend:

• IT Professionals
• Database Administrators
• Developers
• Data Engineers
• Technology Enthusiasts

Join us for a co-hosted meetup by Aiven in Aiven’s HQ in Helsinki. Insightful sessions on a database technologies. Migration strategies, focusing on the transition from traditional MySQL databases to cutting-edge Distributed SQL systems. In this event, expert speakers and seasoned professionals will guide you through the intricacies of migrating your data infrastructure to meet the demands of the modern digital landscape.

Agenda:

17:30 - 18:00 Networking

18:00 - 18:40 Upgrading to TiDB from MySQL and MariaDB (Mattias Jonsson, PingCAP)

Introduction to Database Evolution:

• Understanding the shift from traditional databases to distributed SQL systems.
• Exploring the challenges faced by businesses in the age of scalability, availability, and performance.
• MySQL to Distributed SQL Migration Strategies

18:50 - 19:05 BREAK

19:05 – 19:45 TiDB Tales: A Developer’s Post-Migration Adventures in System Optimization (Maxim Dudin, Bolt)

Post-Migration System Optimization:

• Performance tuning in the Distributed SQL environment.
• Balancing data consistency, availability, and partition tolerance.
• Implementing effective monitoring and debugging techniques.
• Scaling strategies for growing workloads and user demands.

19:45 – 20:25 Second Day Ops for Kafka (Saulo Valenzuela & Lucian Dragos, Kafka Engineers at Irori)

• How can we organize key Kafka capabilities like Self Service, Disaster Recovery, Governance and Observability that scales from early stages to enterprise scale? This talk will highlight useful best practices and illustrate common pitfalls.

20:25 - 21:15 Networking

Join us for an evening of insightful discussions and networking as we dive deep into the world of database management and performance optimization. This event brings together experts in the field to share their knowledge and experiences on topics ranging from distributed SQL database fundamentals to efficient MySQL infrastructure management.

Agenda:

• 17:30 - 18:00: Networking
• 18:00 - 18:40: Introduction to TiDB (Mattias Jonsson) - Mattias Jonsson, Senior Database Engineer at PingCAP, with over 15 years of experience in MySQL, will introduce you to TiDB, a distributed SQL database.
• 18:45 - 19:10: The Paranoid TiDB Version Upgrader's Guide (Leandro Morgado) - Leandro Morgado\, Senior MySQL DBA at Bolt\, will provide insights into upgrading TiDB with a focus on availability\, performance\, and security.
• 19:15 - 19:30: Break
• 19:35 - 20:15: Automation to Run MySQL at Scale at Booking.com (Simon) - Simon\, a Senior Site Reliability Engineer at booking.com\, will share his experiences in automating MySQL at scale\, showcasing how Booking.com manages its MySQL infrastructure efficiently.
• 20:15 - 20:30: Networking

Why you should attend:

• Introduction to TiDB: Gain insights into TiDB, a distributed SQL database, and its applications. Understanding distributed databases is crucial for scalability and performance improvements.
• TiDB Version Upgrading Guide: Learn best practices for upgrading TiDB while ensuring availability, performance, and security. Discover how to navigate the complexities of version upgrades with confidence.
• Automation Strategies: Explore automation techniques for managing MySQL at scale. Understand the importance of automation in maintaining database efficiency and reliability, especially in large-scale operations. Real-World Experiences: Hear from experienced professionals who have worked with MySQL and distributed SQL databases in real-world scenarios. Their insights and practical knowledge can help you apply these concepts in your own projects.

👋 Join us for an enlightening journey that explores the transition from traditional MySQL databases to the exciting world of Distributed SQL. This meetup is designed for database enthusiasts, developers, and IT professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of database best practices and discover the potential of Distributed SQL systems.

Our experienced speakers will guide you through:

• MySQL Best Practices:

🛠️ Learn essential tips and techniques to optimize your MySQL databases for performance, scalability, and security. Explore industry-proven strategies for schema design, indexing, query optimization, and more.

• Introduction to Distributed SQL:

🌐 Dive into the cutting-edge realm of Distributed SQL databases. Understand the fundamentals of distributed architecture, sharding, and data replication, and discover how these technologies can transform your database infrastructure.

• Real-World Case Studies:

🌟 Gain insights from real-world examples and success stories of organizations that have transitioned from MySQL to Distributed SQL. Understand the challenges they faced and the benefits they reaped.

• Interactive Q&A:

🗣️ Engage with our expert panel and fellow attendees in a lively Q&A session. Get answers to your burning questions and share your experiences with the community.

Whether you're a seasoned database professional or just starting your database journey, this meetup offers a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge, network with like-minded individuals, and explore the evolving landscape of database technology. Don't miss out on this insightful event; reserve your spot today and embark on a journey to master database best practices and Distributed SQL. 🚀📊🔍

Agenda:

6:00 PM - 6:15 PM: Getting to know each other

6:15 PM - 6:40 PM: "From MySQL to Distributed SQL: A Journey Through Database Best Practices" Presentation

6:40 PM - 7:00 PM: Break

7:00 PM - 7:30 PM: "Intro to Distributed SQL - TiDB" Workshop 🛠️

7:30 PM onwards: Open Discussion and Networking 🗣️🤝

Join us for an evening of knowledge-sharing, practical workshops, and networking opportunities. Explore the world of databases and Distributed SQL.

Scalability, performance, and availability have historically been seen as separate data tables. Up to this point, the common perspective has been that a database system could have two but only some of the three characteristics. The advancement of Distributed SQL as a primary data platform has reshaped these assumptions.

Join the Data at Scale meetup to connect with industry-leading data experts and practitioners. We will explore the challenges and obstacles of scaling data while also trying to achieve optimal performance and availability.

Experts from Bolt and PingCAP will share practical experiences and best practices related to distributed SQL, data warehousing, data engineering, and data for model training.

Agenda:

17:45 – 18:30 Entry, Networking & snacks 18:30 – 19:15 Introduction to TiDB by Mattias Jonsson 19:30 – 20:15 Global overview of Bolt’s use case & exporting big data from databases to datalake 20:20 – 21:00 RonDB, a NewSQL Feature Store for AI applications by Mikael Ronström 21:00 – 21:30 Networking, snacks & drinks

*Participants will get a chance to take part in a raffle to win a prize.