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Highlights: Monyog v7.04 demonstration & Roadmap Update

Thank you everyone who attended our Webinar on “Monyog v7.04 demonstration & Roadmap Update”.

During the webinar, Shree gave a complete walkthrough of the all new Monyog v7.04. He also shared the product roadmap along with the performance improvements for bigger deployments.

Here’s the complete video for all those who couldn’t attend the webinar.

We hope you found the webinar useful. We will be conducting more webinars in upcoming weeks. To keep yourself updated, subscribe to our blogs.

Download a free trial of Monyog here.

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Troubleshooting hardware resource usage webinar: Q & A

In this blog, I provide answers to the Q & A for the Troubleshooting hardware resource usage webinar.

First, I want to thank everybody who attended the May 26 webinar. The recording and slides for the webinar are available here. Below is the list of your questions that I wasn’t able to answer during the webinar, with responses:

Q: How did you find the memory IO LEAK?

A: Do you mean the replication bug I was talking about in the webinar? I wrote about this bug …

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MySQL 5.7 By Default 1/3rd Slower Than 5.6 When Using Binary Logs

Researching a performance issue, we came to a startling discovery:

MySQL 5.7 + binlogs is by default 37-45% slower than MySQL 5.6 + binlogs when otherwise using the default MySQL settings

Test server MySQL versions used:
i7, 8 threads, SSD, Centos 7.2.1511
mysql-5.6.30-linux-glibc2.5-x86_64
mysql-5.7.12-linux-glibc2.5-x86_64

mysqld –options:

--no-defaults --log-bin=mysql-bin --server-id=2

Run details:
Sysbench version 0.5, 4 threads, socket file connection

Sysbench Prepare: 

sysbench --test=/usr/share/doc/sysbench/tests/db/parallel_prepare.lua --oltp-auto-inc=off --mysql-engine-trx=yes --mysql-table-engine=innodb --oltp_table_size=1000000 --oltp_tables_count=1 --mysql-db=test --mysql-user=root --db-driver=mysql --mysql-socket=/path_to_socket_file/your_socket_file.sock …
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Webinar Q & A for Introduction to Troubleshooting Performance: What Affects Query Execution?

In this blog, I will provide answers to the Webinar Q & A for Introduction to Troubleshooting Performance: What Affects Query Execution?

First, I want to thank you for attending the April, 7 webinar. This webinar is the third in the “MySQL Troubleshooting” webinar series and last introductory webinar in the series. The recording and slides for the webinar are available here. Here is the list of your questions that I wasn’t able to answer during the webinar, with responses:

Q: If we had some MyISAM tables, could we use …

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Introducing MySQL Performance Analyzer

At Yahoo, we manage a massive number of MySQL databases spread across multiple data centers.

In order to identify and respond to performance issues, we rely on an extremely lightweight and robust web based tool to proactively investigate the issues in them.

The tool has real time tracking features and continually gathers the most important performance metrics, provides visualization and statistical analysis for quickly identifying performance patterns, bottlenecks and possible tuning opportunities.

Features

Lightweight Agentless Java Web Application
Rich User Interface
Gather and Store performance metrics
Detect anomalies and send alerts
Access to Real time Performance data

Open Source

Today, we’re releasing MySQL Performance Analyzer. You can check out the code on …

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Introducing MySQL Performance Analyzer

At Yahoo, we manage a massive number of MySQL databases spread across multiple data centers.

In order to identify and respond to performance issues, we rely on an extremely lightweight and robust web based tool to proactively investigate the issues in them.

The tool has real time tracking features and continually gathers the most important performance metrics, provides visualization and statistical analysis for quickly identifying performance patterns, bottlenecks and possible tuning opportunities.

Features

Lightweight Agentless Java Web Application
Rich User Interface
Gather and Store performance metrics
Detect anomalies and send alerts
Access to Real time Performance data

Open Source

Today, we’re releasing MySQL Performance Analyzer. You can check out the code on …

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WebScaleSQL builds available for Debian 8 and Ubuntu 15.04

After many months of heavy development and testing, Debian 8 (Jesse) and Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet) were released recently.

For those who already upgraded their systems and/or plan do do it in close future, we prepared builds of WebScaleSQL :-)

You can also install it using PSCE repository.

 

Indexing 101: Optimizing MySQL queries on a single table

I have recently seen several cases when performance for MySQL queries on a single table was terrible. The reason was simple: the wrong indexes were added and so the execution plan was poor. Here are guidelines to help you optimize various kinds of single-table queries.

Disclaimer: I will be presenting general guidelines and I do not intend to cover all scenarios. I am pretty confident that you can find examples where what I am writing does not work, but I am also confident that it will help you most of the time. Also I will not discuss features you can find in MySQL 5.6+ like Index Condition Pushdown to keep things simple. Be aware that such features can actually make a significant difference in query response time (for good or for bad).

What an index can do for you

An index can perform up to 3 actions: filter, sort/group and cover. While the first 2 actions are self-explanatory, not everyone may know what …

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WebScaleSQL 5.6.24 is built and ready to test

On Tuesday  Steaphan Greene  announced that all currently-pushed changes have now been rebased onto the newly-released upstream MySQL-5.6.24.


The new branch at this point is available on github.

Our .deb and .rpm builds are available in the PSCE repo as well as being browsable here http://repo.psce.com/download/webscalesql/

Instructions for using the repo are available for Debian …

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Increasing Cloud Database Efficiency – Like Crows in a Closet

In Mo’ Data, Mo’ Problems, we explored the paradox that “Big Data” projects pose to organizations and how Tokutek is taking an innovative approach to solving those problems. In this post, we’re going to talk about another hot topic in IT, “The Cloud,” and how enterprises undertaking Cloud efforts often struggle with idea of “problem trading.” Also, for some reason, databases are just given a pass as traditionally “noisy neighbors” and that there is nothing that can be done about it. Lets take a look at why we disagree.

With the birth of the information age came a coupling of business and IT. Increasingly strategic business projects and objectives were reliant on information infrastructure to provide information storage and retrieval instead of paper and filing cabinets. This was the dawn of the database and what gave rise to companies like Oracle, Sybase and MySQL. With the appearance of true Enterprise Grade …

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