the state of trove: the openstack database-as-a-service

The State Of TroveThe OpenStack Database-as-a-Service

Amrith Kumar (@amrithkumar)PTL, Trove (Newton cycle)Tesora (@tesoracorp)August 23, 2016

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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017Essex Folsom Grizzly Havana IceHouse Juno Kilo Liberty Mitaka Newton

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• Incubated G and H, integrated in IceHouse

• In the beginning …• Single instance MySQL, MongoDB• Resize, MySQL Backup (dump, full backup)• Basic configuration groups• Basic user and database functions

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Here are some things that I have heard from prospective users of Trove.

Over the past several release cycles

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Does Trove support Database X?• MySQL, • MariaDB, • Percona, • Percona XtraDB Cluster, • PostgreSQL, • DB2• Vertica

• MongoDB,• Cassandra, • CouchDB, • Couchbase, • Redis

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Does Trove support MySQL Replication?

GTID and BINLOG replicationFailoverAdd replicaPromote to masterEject

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Does Trove support Clustering?

Clustering for many NoSQL databasesPercona XtraDB ClusterVertica ClusterGrow, shrink, …

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There were time(s) when Trove did not do those things.

But today Trove does all those things, and plenty more!

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“But, I need Oracle …”

Oracle 11g and Oracle 12c in VM’sOracle 12c native Pluggable Database

support

Available through Tesora, not available in community Trove

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“But, I need Microsoft SQL Server”

http://db-engines.com/en/ranking/relational+dbms

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And the answer has been

• “Let me get back to you about that.”

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And the answer has always been


• Until now

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And the answer has always been


“Let me show you something …”

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A standard Horizon Dashboard

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Login …

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The Trove Dashboard (project

Database)

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But, I need Microsoft SQLServer

• New answer: Let’s talk!

http://db-engines.com/en/ranking/relational+dbms

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Some question that I spend a lot of time contemplating are

“What is the State of Trove”,

“What should we prioritize next?”,

“Is Trove living up to its mission statement?”

Mission: To provide scalable and reliable Cloud Database as a Service provisioning functionality for both relational and non-relational database engines, and to continue to improve its fully-featured and extensible open source framework.

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• For some time now, I have been confident that

• Trove is ready for production

• We have a clear and meaningful direction

• Trove is living up to it’s mission

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• It has the capabilities that meet the requirements of many production use cases

• And in practice• eBay talked about being in production two years ago• Tesora has customers who use Trove in production with

a variety of databases• The Infra team uses Trove for some of its databases

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• There are many things that we are still working on

• New capabilities• Improvements• Filling out the feature matrix• A focus on usability

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Want to know more?

• If you’d like to know more about Trove in general, or what’s coming in the Newton release

• I’ll be at the Tesora booth• Or ask any of the other Trove contributors here

• Please raise your hands!

• If you want to know more about Microsoft SQL Server Support in Trove in particular

• Contact Microsoft (they’re here at OpenStack East)

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• Q & A

• Contact information• http://www.tesora.com• Email: [email protected]• Twitter: @amrithkumar @tesoracorp• IRC (freenode): amrith #openstack-trove #Tesora

And a special word of thanks to …

• Craig Tracey (troubleshooter extraordinaire)• Gregory Haynes (the master of all things DIB)

mailto:[email protected]

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