VITESSとクラウド時代のRDB
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Cloud Native Meetup Tokyo #3 での登壇資料です。 - Title: VITESSとクラウド時代のRDB - Speaker: @takaz - Event URL: https://cloudnative.connpass.com/event/89320/ コミュニティ運営チームが代理アップロードしています - Publisher: @capsmalt
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$ ./kvtctl.sh ListAllTablets test
test-0000000100 test_keyspace 0 master 172.20.116.8:15002 172.20.116.8:3306 []
test-0000000101 test_keyspace 0 replica 172.20.11.116:15002 172.20.11.116:3306 []
test-0000000102 test_keyspace 0 replica 172.20.116.12:15002 172.20.116.12:3306 []
test-0000000103 test_keyspace 0 rdonly 172.20.11.117:15002 172.20.11.117:3306 []
test-0000000104 test_keyspace 0 rdonly 172.20.116.11:15002 172.20.116.11:3306 []](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/vitess-180815064449/75/VITESS-RDB-20-2048.jpg)
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世界におけるKubernetes活用状況と企業向けプライベートクラウド基盤capsmalt ※前半部分の文字が見えない問題に対応しました(SlideShare特有)
タイトル: 世界におけるKubernetes活用状況と企業向けプライベートクラウド基盤
スピーカー1: Ippei Suzuki (クリエーションライン)
スピーカー2: Kazufumi Saito (IBM), @capsmalt
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DG-1セッション (13:15-14:00) #tjdev
https://ibmevent.jp/event/thinkjapan2018devdaytop/session_group.php
世界におけるKubernetes活用状況と企業向けプライベートクラウド基盤
世界におけるKubernetes活用状況と企業向けプライベートクラウド基盤capsmalt タイトル: 世界におけるKubernetes活用状況と企業向けプライベートクラウド基盤
スピーカー1: Ippei Suzuki (クリエーションライン)
スピーカー2: Kazufumi Saito (IBM), @capsmalt
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2018年6月11日開催 「Think Japan IBM Code Day」
DG-1セッション (13:15-14:00) #tjdev
https://ibmevent.jp/event/thinkjapan2018devdaytop/session_group.php
K8s-icp-capsmalt-jjugccc2018spring
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スピーカー: Kazufumi Saito (IBM), @capsmalt
(16:45-17:30, Room C+D, #jjug_ccc # ccc_c6)
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前半 (Takakiyo Tanaka, @TTakakiyo)は以下を参照ください。
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2018年5月26日開催 「JJUG CCC 2018 Spring」
http://www.java-users.jp/ccc2018spring/
cndjp: 「Microclimate」by capsmalt
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スピーカー: Kazufumi Saito (IBM), @capsmalt
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https://cnd.connpass.com/event/84310/
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スピーカー: Kazufumi Saito (IBM)
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IBM Cloud Private の全貌 (Kubernetesベース)
IBM Cloud Private の全貌 (Kubernetesベース)capsmalt # 該当セッション情報
- タイトル: IBM Cloud Private (Kubernetesベース) の全貌
- 概要: IBM Cloud Private は，クラウドネイティブ・コンピューティングをオンプレミス環境でも最大限活用いただけるソリューションです。その全貌をご紹介します。
- スピーカー: 斎藤 和史 (Kazufumi Saito) : IBM クラウド事業本部 クラウドテクニカルセールス
# イベント
- IBM Cloud (Bluemix) 冬の大勉強会 2017
- https://bmxug.connpass.com/event/66949/
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- 1. VITESS RDB (TERUYUKI TAKAZAWA) Cloud Native Meetup Tokyo (@capsmalt) Slideshare
- 3. • • • SI • teruz@jp.ibm.com • Twitter: @takaz • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/takazawa.teruyuki
- 4. VITESS
- 5. VITESS • MySQL • YouTube • 2011 • 2018 2 CNCF 16 • → → • https://vitess.io/
- 6. • https://github.com/vitessio/vitess/blob/master/ADOPTERS.md • • YouTube • Axon • BetterCloud • FlipKart • HubSpot • JD • Nozzle • Pixel Federation • Quiz of Kings • Slack • Square • Stitch Labs
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- 9. • Cell • • Availability Zone • Tablet • MySQL • Kubernetes mysqld vttabletd 1 Pod • VTGate • Tablet • Tablet
- 12. • mysqld VTGate • gRPC •
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- 14. VITESS • JDBC SQL • • JOIN • • • • • Kubernetes
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- 18. • https://vitess.io/getting-started/ • • etcd-operator • go • etcd-up • vtctld-up • vttablet-up • • vtgate-up • Google Container Engine
- 19. • • • Keyspace Cell export • • UserGuide
- 20. 1 2 2 $ ./kvtctl.sh ListAllTablets test test-0000000100 test_keyspace 0 master 172.20.116.8:15002 172.20.116.8:3306 [] test-0000000101 test_keyspace 0 replica 172.20.11.116:15002 172.20.11.116:3306 [] test-0000000102 test_keyspace 0 replica 172.20.116.12:15002 172.20.116.12:3306 [] test-0000000103 test_keyspace 0 rdonly 172.20.11.117:15002 172.20.11.117:3306 [] test-0000000104 test_keyspace 0 rdonly 172.20.116.11:15002 172.20.116.11:3306 []
- 21. READONLY • • •
- 22. • Google Cloud Storage • S3 • ICOS • NFS • PV PVC • Pod VolumeMount • vtctld-controller-template.yaml • vttablet-pod-template.yaml • uid=999(vitess) gid=999(vitess)
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- 24. RDB
- 25. NOSQL • NoSQL <> No SQL • NoSQL = Not Only SQL
- 26. 10 • RDB • • : TPS • : TPS • vs • KVS,Document DB • CouchDB, MongoDB, Redis… • BigData
- 27. RDB • • Oracle RAC • IBM pureScale • etc… •
- 28. SQL • • • • • •
- 29. RDB • Vitess + Kubernetes •
- 30. COCKROACHDB