About Me
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Jeremy Cole
Jeremy Cole is MySQL Geek and co-founder at Proven Scaling LLC, where he consults on architecture, performance, scalability, reliability, and availability.
Prior to starting Proven Scaling, Jeremy was MySQL Geek at Yahoo! Inc., where he was responsible for internal consulting and support, and maintained the internal releases of MySQL. Prior to Yahoo!, Jeremy was at MySQL AB for over four years, where he had many roles over the years, starting from documentation and core development when the company was very small (around 10 employees). During the last few years at MySQL, Jeremy was heavily involved in training and consulting at MySQL as trainer and then training manager.
Jeremy currently lives with his wife Adrienne, his son Liam, and two cats in Reno, Nevada. On July 10, 2004, Adrienne Wilson and Jeremy Cole were married in Clarksville, Tennessee. Their first child, Liam Alexander was born on March 2, 2007 in Reno. Jeremy is an avid photographer and frequently makes updates to jcole.us/gallery featuring his latest photographic adventures.
You may view my LinkedIn Profile for more information or invite me to connect. You can read my most recent resume/CV at jcole.us/cv. You can contact me personally at jeremy@jcole.us or for business at jeremy@provenscaling.com or on my mobile phone at +1 408 916 8097.
Proven Scaling
Proven Scaling LLC was founded by Jeremy Cole and Eric Bergen in May of 2006 to address a need in the MySQL market for expertise in scalability and high availability. Proven Scaling primarily works with startups and established companies in the San Francisco Bay Area, but has many customers worldwide. We are a leader in development of highly scalable and highly available solutions for data-driven websites and applications, including the HiveDB project and many tools.
HiveDB
HiveDB is a complete solution for implementing directory-based partitioning for MySQL in Java. It was originally conceived by and designed by Jeremy Cole. Initial development was done by Fortress Consulting, and it has been developed much further by CafePress. Jeremy frequently speaks about scalability and partitioning, and HiveDB is a common topic within those talks.
DorsalSource
DorsalSource was founded in April of 2007 by Jeremy Cole of Proven Scaling along with Dhiren Patel and Jonathan Cheyer of Solid Information Technology. DorsalSource aims to change the way that the MySQL development community operates by introducing a web-based development, build, test, and distribution model which is entirely driven by the contributing community.
