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• January 25 at 6:30 PM, 50 MySQL Users attended

  Goldilocks and The Three Queries -- MySQL's EXPLAIN explained
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  They rated it 4.507 (7 ratings)

  

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  I think the audience had a range of questions from beginner to technical. So this kept it in the middle of the road for both sides.

  —Keith Larson

  

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  Felt vaguely like Oracle marketing. ...

  —Greg Garson

• December 7, 2011 at 6:30 PM, 125 MySQL Users attended

  MySQL HA reloaded - old tricks and cool new tools to guarantee high availability
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  They rated it 5.009 (9 ratings)

  

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  Very interesting presentation last night...thanks for putting it together!

  —Joseph Miller

  

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  Excellent presentation by Ivan Zoratti. Very clear and informational

  —Giuseppe Maxia

• November 15, 2011 at 6:30 PM, 70 MySQL Users attended

  Percona Toolkit
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  They rated it 4.5010 (10 ratings)

  

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  excellent presentation and demos.

  —Adam Prax

  

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  awesome toolset, nice additions to maatkit

  —Frederic Jaeckel

• October 17, 2011 at 6:30 PM, 82 MySQL Users attended

  MySQL scalability w/o sharding! Joins 10-100x faster!
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  They rated it 3.5011 (11 ratings) and uploaded 1 photos

  

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  Excellent meetup. The speaker knew his subject and how to make a presentation that was concise and strictly to the point. ...

  —Glenn Gregory

  

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  It could have been a great topic and should have been very instructional but rather it felt like a big commercial ad for a commercial (no ...

  —Phil Freo

• September 14, 2011 at 6:30 PM, 68 MySQL Users attended

  Saturnalia DB - A distributed time series database designed for stats&analytics
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  They rated it 4.508 (8 ratings) and uploaded 5 photos

  

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  Saturnalia DB is promising time series database available as an open source project, and coming soon in a hosted solution http://www.stat ...

  —nick peterson

  

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  Legendary.

  —David Stainton