Merge pull request #57 from OurSQLFoundation/resources/from-issues-50-42-7

Add 3 resources submitted via issues #50, #42, #7

Author: Mazizova

content/resources/books/mysql-history-graph/cover.png

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+title: "MySQL History Graph"
+link: "https://github.com/dveeden/mysql-history-graph"
+description: "A visual graph of MySQL's version history and its major forks — Percona Server, MariaDB, Drizzle, InfiniDB, TiDB, and more — generated with GraphViz."
+authors:
+- Daniël van Eeden
+subcategories:
+- Reports & Research
+topics:
+- Other
+audiences:
+- DBA
+- Architect
+pricing:
+- Free
+images:
+- cover.png
+---
+
+MySQL History Graph traces the family tree of MySQL and its ecosystem of forks and derivatives — from the original MySQL releases through Percona Server, MariaDB, Drizzle, MySQL Cluster, InfiniDB, TiDB, VillageSQL, GreatSQL, RonDB, and more — as a single diagram showing which version branched from which. The graphs (PNG and SVG) are generated from GraphViz DOT files, which are open to edits and pull requests.
+
+Submitted by the community. Released under the 3-clause BSD license.

content/resources/books/mysql-history-graph/index.md

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+---
+title: "OurSQL Foundation Slack"
+link: "https://join.slack.com/t/oursqlfoundation/shared_invite/zt-480k6h62a-t0HalCPwvXUC_lpd4aNylA"
+description: "The OurSQL Foundation's own Slack workspace — for MySQL users, DBAs, consultants, vendors, and independent contributors across the ecosystem."
+subcategories:
+- Slack, Discord & IRC
+platforms:
+- Slack
+languages:
+- English
+access:
+- Open
+listing-status:
+- Active
+---
+
+The OurSQL Foundation's Slack is the community's day-to-day home for conversation across the MySQL ecosystem — open to anyone invested in MySQL, whether as a user, DBA, consultant, vendor, or independent contributor. The invite link matches the one already linked from the site's own header and footer.
+
+Submitted by the community.

content/resources/community/oursql-foundation-slack.md

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+---
+title: "DBCanvas"
+link: "https://github.com/jaimesicam/dbcanvas"
+github: "jaimesicam/dbcanvas"
+description: "A visual canvas for designing a database topology and deploying it as real, disposable Docker nodes — with DNS, TLS, LDAP, replication, monitoring, and backups wired in — for testing, demos, training, and troubleshooting."
+subcategories:
+- DevOps & Deployment
+- Testing & Benchmarking
+compatibility:
+- MySQL
+- MariaDB
+- Percona Server
+- Galera
+- Group Replication
+deployment:
+- Docker
+- Self-Hosted
+pricing:
+- Open Source
+---
+
+DBCanvas lets you design a database topology on a canvas — picking from eleven starter templates covering Percona XtraDB Cluster, Percona Server, MySQL Community with asynchronous replication, InnoDB Cluster/Group Replication, and MariaDB (standalone, replication, or Galera) — then deploy it with one click into real, running Docker containers wired together with DNS, TLS, LDAP, replication, monitoring, and backups. It's built for testing, demos, training, troubleshooting, and benchmarking: spin up a production-shaped cluster in minutes, exercise it, and tear it down.
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+**DBCanvas is explicitly for previewing, testing, and learning — not for production.** Everything it deploys is disposable lab infrastructure, with default credentials and containers that trade durability for speed of setup.
+
+It's released under the GPL-3.0 license.
+
+Submitted by the community.