Events
Webinars
Check out two new webinar series featuring Schooner subject matter experts and special guest speakers who will discuss pertinent and timely issues around high availability, performance and TCO.
- Database Best Practices for 2012: A Roadmap to Lower TCO
- Tips, Tricks and Tools to Improve DBA Quality of Life: A Schooner Tech Series
Learn more about these webinars and view the recorded ones today.
Trade Shows / Conferences / Speaking Engagements
O’Reilly Velocity
June 25-27, 2012
Santa Clara, CA USA
Visit us in Booth #418
Now in its fifth year, Velocity has become the must-attend event for web ops and performance professionals. Web performance, operations, and mobile performance are essential ingredients in every company's online strategy. The business value of "fast and reliable" has been established, and stakeholders are demanding more and better results now. Velocity gives you the skills and tools you need to master this ever-shifting, increasingly complex domain.
Red Hat Summit
June 26-29, 2012
Boston, MA USA
Visit us in Booth #2523
The Red Hat Summit is the premier open source technology event showcasing the latest and greatest in cloud computing, platform, virtualization, middleware, storage, and systems management technologies.
Past Events
Percona Live
April 10-12, 2012
Santa Clara, CA USA
Percona Live is a meeting ground for the most dynamic exchange of knowledge and information about MySQL and closely related technologies. Experts and newcomers alike share their experiences and challenges, and network to enhance their careers and make their companies succeed. The speakers, program committee, and corporate sponsors are the most influential in the MySQL ecosystem.
UCLA Computer Sciences: Jon Postel Distinguished Lecture Series
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Los Angeles, CA USA
Dr. John Busch, Schooner Founder and CTO
Exploiting advances in processor, memory, and networking technology to achieve order of magnitude improvements in database/data store availability, performance, and cost
As computing has become ubiquitous, the computing industry has rapidly commoditized.
In this talk we report on our research into new database and data store architectures and algorithms that exploit the processor, memory, and interconnect advances to realize an order of magnitude improvement in the fundamental performance, availability, data integrity, and cost metrics.