Create Chaos in Databases

Presentation Feb 10, 2021 , 10/Feb/21 10:00 PM
Speaker
Vadim Tkachenko
Vadim Tkachenko

Co-founder at Percona

Abstract

Database is a critical piece of the infrastructure. With applying some chaos we can improve resiliency and reliability of a system that handles our data. In this talk I will discuss how we evaluate resiliency and reliability of our Percona XtraDB Cluster Operator (MySQL) and Percona Server for MongoDB Operator. We run MySQL and MongoDB in Kubernetes and we are looking to proving automatic deployment and management of database nodes and we need to make sure our data and management layer is able to sustain different kind of failures. For this I will discuss what kind of failures we are looking for, how we apply them and how database handle them.

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Speaker Bios

Vadim Tkachenko

Co-founder at Percona

Co‑founder of Percona and co‑author of High Performance MySQL. Vadim has deep expertise in database scalability and performance, with a long history in the IT and services industry. His professional skills span scalability, performance tuning, and software engineering, and his contributions β€” including co‑authoring one of the most influential books on MySQL optimization β€” have helped shape Percona into a trusted name in the open source database community. Vadim is also a frequent speaker at open source and database conferences, where he shares practical insights on performance and scalability.

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