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Bangalore MySQL User Group Meets At Sun Microsystems

Yesterday, Sun had organized the MySQL Bangalore User Group meet up at their premises. Before the talks started, we started chatting about related technologies. There was a good discussion about using PHP for enterprise applications.

MySQL User Grpup Meeting Bangalore Sun

Thava from Sun Microsystems presented MySQL Enterprise Monitor. Following Thava's presentation Amit Saha delivered a talk on using DTrace with MySQL. He has also posted the links to resources on the mailing list.

Everyone in the group felt the need for arranging regular meetings. Sun have been kind enough to offer their premises for the future MySQL User Group meetings. We look forward to rope in more members for the next meeting. If you want to know more about MySQL and make new friends you must attend the next meeting. The schedule will be announced on the mysql.meetup.com/297 website. If you would like to give talk on MySQL, we are all ears.

The meeting pictures are here.

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  • By Lucky (not verified) at 11/14/2009 - 07:17
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It was nice meeting you

It was nice meeting you folks! and thanks for posting the pictures!

1. Its Thava, not Tava :)
2. The link http://binaryvibes.co.in/blog/72157615671278517 is broken.

Thanks!

Sorry for incorrectly

Sorry for incorrectly spelling Thava's name. I have fixed the broken link as well.

  • By sudheer at 03/23/2009 - 04:01
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