Google Developers Blog: April 2005
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We've added three documents to our repository here on Google Code, each having to do with the Search Appliance . All three can be found off the APIs list. These documents specify:Appliance Search Protocol : This allows customers to work with the search results from the appliance.Feeds Protocol : This allows customers to write a custom connector to feed data into the appliance.Authorization Protocol : This allows a customer web service to authorize users to access specific documents for searching in real-time, leveraging their existing security and access control environment.
We're releasing a new Open Source project today: Google mMAIM , the M ySQL M onitoring A nd I nvestigation M odule.. mMAIM's purpose is to make it easy to monitor and analyze MySQL servers and to easily integrate itself into any environment. It can show Master/Slave sync stats, some efficiency stats, can return statistics from most of the "show" commands and more! We look forward to seeing what you think about the project!
Googlers will be attending and speaking at the MySQL users conference . As we did for the Python Conference , we're going to note our impressions of the talks we attend on http://mysqluc05.blogspot.com . If you are attending, come introduce yourself, we'd love to meet you.
Hello again everyone! The featured project this week is a Tcl binding for coredumper, our library which we're happy to see is finding an enthusiastic following among developers. Check it out. We've also added the Free Software Foundation to the list of organizations that we are members of.perftools ) is very good with C++/multi-threaded programs, but it also works quite well with pure C programs too, so if the C++ nature of the library has been deterring you from using it, don't let it! Happy coding!
