Author: jaypipes

Jay is a Principal Open Source Engineer at Amazon Web Services in the Elastic Kubernetes Service team. Prior to AWS, he was a Principal Technical Architect at Mirantis. He works to develop core and ecosystem projects in the OpenStack cloud computing platform community. Before Mirantis, he worked at AT&T, focusing on OpenStack development and operations. Previously, he was a Director of Engineering in HP's Open Source Cloud Services team, a development manager and software engineer at Rackspace Cloud, a software engineer at Sun Microsystems and the North American Community Relations Manager at MySQL. Co-author of Pro MySQL (Apress, 2005), Jay has also written articles for Linux Magazine and regularly assists developers in identifying how to make the most effective use of MySQL and other software. He has given sessions on performance tuning at the MySQL Users Conference, RedHat Summit, NY PHP Conference, ZendCon, php-tek, OSCON, and Ohio LinuxFest, amongst others. He lives in Columbus, Ohio, with his wife, Julie, and his beloved dogs.

C/C++ | 2009-10-23

Yet Another Post on REPLACE

Sometimes, as Sergei rightly mentioned, I can be, well, “righteously indignant” about what I perceive to be a hack. In this case, after Sergei repeatedly tried to set me straight […]

C/C++ | 2009-10-22

The Deal with REPLACE .. Or Is It UPDATE?

Yesterday, I posed a question to the ZanyWeb about what exactly a REPLACE statement does behind the scenes in the storage engine. There were many excellent comments and these comments […]

Drizzle | 2009-10-21

Pop Quiz – What Does REPLACE Do?

Hi ZanyWeb. Here’s a pop quiz for you, and the answer may surprise you. The MySQL manual states the following about the REPLACE statement: REPLACE works exactly like INSERT, except […]

C/C++ | 2009-08-12

Drizzle Replication – The Command Message

IMPORTANT: This article is out of date and the replication API has been updated. Please see the follow-up article for the most up to date information! I wanted to start […]

Drizzle | 2009-04-21

Sorry, but Drizzle is Not…

the “MySQL Drizzle Project”. Nor is it “shepparded by MySQL”. Sorry, Karen, but in the future, MySQL may play more of a role in Drizzle, but currently, it doesn’t. And […]