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Is your MySQL deployment reaching its performance and data limits? Calpont InfiniDB is a massive scaling, high performance analytic database built on MySQL. InfiniDB provides ultra fast query response against small, large and extremely large data.

Unlike other MySQL solutions, only Calpont provides a multi-threaded, scale out software architecture that maintains query performance as your data and user requirements grow. Since you know MySQL, it's also easy to install, learn and maintain.

Learn How Calpont InfiniDB:

• Architecture and capabilities make it the right choice for scaling your MySQL environment.
• Can easily leverage your existing BI and analytic applications.
• Loads and execute queries fast, even with extremely large data.

Learn how Calpont InfiniDB achieves these compelling scale and performance benefits, and if it's right for you.

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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
9am PDT / 12pm EDT / 6pm GMT

"InfiniDB 1.5 delivers fantastic price versus performance for our MySQL data intensive application. With our recent FCC partnership, we are faced with a significant data collection task in analysing end user broadband experience. InfiniDB 1.5 takes away the scalability concerns we had with our previous vanilla MySQL database, whilst at the same time requiring little or no redevelopment effort."

Sam Crawford
Founder, SamKnows

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We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.5.3 release of InfiniDB Community Edition.  This is our first maintenance release for 1.5.

This release includes a number of bug fixes that you can see at http://bugs.launchpad.net/infinidb.  You can download the latest InfiniDB binaries, source code, and updated documentation at: http://infinidb.org/downloads.  We welcome your feedback and we appreciate your continued support of InfiniDB.

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I am very excited to announce that the the FINAL 1.5 version of the InfiniDB Community Edition is now available for use.  Thanks to everyone in the community for helping us through the alpha, beta, and RC cycles to the 1.5 release of InfiniDB.

We've put a lot of hard work into this release and we've come a long way since 1.0. Here's a reminder of a few of the features that have been added since 1.0:

In addition, we also made 1.5 available as InfiniDB Enterprise Edition today.  If you're interested in taking a look at the Enterprise side, be sure to check out the new look and feel to the home for InfiniDB Enterprise Edition at http://calpont.com.  As always, thanks for your support of InfiniDB and let us know what you think!

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We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.5.1 RC 2 release of InfiniDB Community Edition.  We plan on this being our last release candidate before our 1.5 Final release in early July.  

This release includes a number of bug fixes that you can see at http://bugs.launchpad.net/infinidb.  You can download the latest InfiniDB binaries, source code, and updated documentation at: http://infinidb.org/downloads.  We welcome your feedback and thanks for your support of InfiniDB.

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We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.5.0 RC 1 release of InfiniDB Community Edition.  This is our initial release candidate for 1.5.  You may notice that we've changed the labeling from 1.1 to 1.5 with this release.  In reviewing the amount of functionality that has been added since 1.0, we feel that the 1.5 label is warranted.  We will have a second release candidate followed by our 1.5 Final release in early July.  

This release includes a number of bug fixes that you can see at http://bugs.launchpad.net/infinidb.  You can download the latest InfiniDB binaries, source code, and updated documentation at: http://infinidb.org/downloads.  We welcome your feedback and thanks for your support of InfiniDB.

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We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.1.4 Beta release of InfiniDB Community Edition.  This is our second beta release for 1.1 and it is not recommended for production work.

We will continue with weekly releases in June containing bug fixes and performance tweaks as we march towards our 1.1 Final release.  

This release includes a number of bug fixes that you can see at http://bugs.launchpad.net/infinidb.  You can download the latest InfiniDB binaries, source code, and updated documentation at: http://infinidb.org/downloads.  We welcome your feedback and thanks for your support of InfiniDB.

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We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.0.6 release of InfiniDB Community Edition.  This is the fourth of our 1.0 monthly maintenance releases.

This release includes a number of bug fixes that you can see at http://bugs.launchpad.net/infinidb.  You can download the latest InfiniDB binaries, source code, and updated documentation at: http://infinidb.org/downloads.  We welcome your feedback and we appreciate your continued support of InfiniDB.

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We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.1.3 Beta release of InfiniDB Community Edition.  This is our initial beta release for 1.1 and it is not recommended for production work.

This release delivers the final content for our 1.1 release, thus we have moved from an Alpha designation to a Beta designation.  We will be putting out weekly releases in June containing bug fixes and performance tweaks as we march towards our 1.1 Final release.  

You can download the latest InfiniDB binaries, source code, and updated documentation at: http://infinidb.org/downloads.  We openly welcome your feedback as we test alongside you.  Thanks for your support of InfiniDB.

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Calpont is pleased to announce high performance sub-query support with the latest alpha version (1.1.2) of InfiniDB.  We’re especially happy about this release because polls done by MySQL have consistently shown – year after year – that slow subquery performance is one of the top items the MySQL community wants fixed in the server. It’s been complex work for sure, but the Calpont engineering team has come through again and delivered high-speed subqueries in only 5 months. Way to go guys!

The latest release includes fully parallel sub-queries including scalar, correlated, 'select clause', and  ‘from clause’. This was a gap in functionality when Vadim Tkachenko from Percona ran some early benchmarks of InfiniDB (November 2009). Vadim (rightly) commented that InfiniDB needed subquery support, and we listened. The good news is that this functionality is now available, the better news is that the performance is consistent with other queries, and the best news is that the sub-query performance scales as additional cores are available for the system. 

 2 cores            4 cores              8 cores
12.3 seconds    6.15 seconds    3.34 seconds

Highlights:

• All of Vadim's sub-query examples are now supported.
• The sub-queries are fast.  The average non-sub-query time with 8 cores was 5.7 seconds (for Vadim's queries).  The sub-query statements average 3.35 seconds, again with 8 cores. 
• The sub-queries are scalable.  Using query0 as an example, the new sub-queries shows very nice scalability with 2, 4 and 8 cores:

We invite you to download and try out the latest version of InfiniDB with high-speed subquery support. Please let us know what you think and thanks for your support of InfiniDB!

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We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.1.2 Alpha Release of InfiniDB Community Edition.  This is our third alpha release for 1.1 and is not recommended for production work. 

There is a lot of new content in 1.1.2 Alpha including the following:

• Subquery Phase II including support for from clause subselects.
• The ability to update a column with another column's value or a value derived from other columns. 
• The following functions are now available as distributed functions:  CASE, CHAR, CHAR_LENTH, CONVERT, EXTRACT, FLOOR, NOW, REGEXP, RIGHT, SPACE, TO_DAYS, and &.  These functions can now be used in the where clause and within aggregate functions.
• Support for N as null in cpimport.

We’ve also fixed a number of bugs that you can see at http://bugs.launchpad.net/infinidb.  You can download the latest InfiniDB binaries, source code, and updated documentation at: http://infinidb.org/downloads.  

As always, we welcome your feedback and thanks for your support of InfiniDB.  

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