I had a chance to test HP Smart Array P800 SAS RAID controller with HP Proliant DL380 G5 server with the following configurations:
Here is the sysbench fileio random write performance numbers for RAID-10 with the following …
[Read more]You could set this up simply by adding the no_proxy option to the .curlrc file of the MEM user to make the change permanent. Remember that to turn off the proxy for all connections, you would use:
$ setenv no_proxy '\*'
You could set this up simply by adding the no_proxy option to the .curlrc file of the MEM user to make the change permanent. Remember that to turn off the proxy for all connections, you would use:
$ setenv no_proxy '\*'
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... and this is my usual plea to those mysql/web/industrial folks
to try out the latest code. Help us on our quest to scale the
crap out of all of your stuff. :)
Find us on the mailing list, on #memcached on freenode, or on twitter as dormando,
dlsspy, tmaesaka, and trondn. :) All
others are fakers.
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Two new memcached releases are available today.
Stable …
original post
... and this is my usual plea to those mysql/web/industrial folks
to try out the latest code. Help us on our quest to scale the
crap out of all of your stuff. :)
Find us on the mailing list, on #memcached on freenode, or on twitter as dormando,
dlsspy, tmaesaka, and trondn. :) All
others are fakers.
---
Two new memcached releases are available today.
Stable …
Yesterday and the day before yesterday I started to say what the
status is for “Globalization” tasks.
Today I continue and finish.
Worklog WL#4579 Latin9 (iso-8859-15) character set
Current Status: architecture review done 2009-03-23.
Version = 6.1
It will be possible to create columns and variables with
character set = latin9. It’s similar to latin1 and its collations
correspond to latin1 collations. It doesn’t add functionality but
might save on the conversion time to/from latin1 for a few
people.
Example:
”
mysql> CREATE TABLE t
-> (s1 char(1) CHARACTER SET latin9
->
COLLATE latin9_german2_ci);
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.06 sec)
”
Worklog WL#4583 Case conversion in Asian character sets
Current Status: architecture review done 2009-02-19.
Version = …
0.7.0 is (finally) around the corner. We are only
pushing some last minute build-fixes, but otherwise we are done.
If you want to help us getting a good 0.7.0 release out, please test the snapshot RPMs we did build with the help of OpenSuSEs build-service.
At http://software.opensuse.org/search?baseproject=ALL&p=1&q=mysql-proxy-snapshot you will always find the latest snaptshot packages that we build from the latest launchpad code (everything > r640 is current). We have native binaries for Fedora 9 and 10 and OpenSuSE 11.0 and 11.1 right now.
If everything goes well, we should have a 0.7.0 release …
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0.7.0 is (finally) around the corner. We are only
pushing some last minute build-fixes, but otherwise we are done.
If you want to help us getting a good 0.7.0 release out, please test the snapshot RPMs we did build with the help of OpenSuSEs build-service.
At http://software.opensuse.org/search?baseproject=ALL&p=1&q=mysql-proxy-snapshot you will always find the latest snaptshot packages that we build from the latest launchpad code (everything > r640 is current). We have native binaries for Fedora 9 and 10 and OpenSuSE 11.0 and 11.1 right now.
If everything goes well, we should have a 0.7.0 release …
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The break-up of the MySQL codeline is finally attracting
attention from polite society outside the open source database
community. This attention has been accompanied by much
speculation, some of it informed and some not so informed about what is driving the split. Since
everyone else is chipping in theories about how and why, here's
mine:
It's the economy, stupid.
First, MySQL AB seeded a huge market for the MySQL database.
MySQL 5.1 for …
Yes we are still plugging away working on Waffle Grid, in fact I am testing the heck out of the plugin release this week. Some good news, great news, and bad news to report.
The good news on the testing is using the new Waffle Grid release, I am able to consistently get up close to 15K TPM, that’s up from 3K TPM without WaffleGrid ( 5x increase woohoo! ). This performance boost holds true through several tests, and based on this testing I am working on a set of recommended parameters for getting the most performance out of Waffle. I should have my recommendations for our User Conference presentation.
The great news is I have been able to get close to 20K TPM by disabling the read-ahead! This represents a huge boost in performance, over both the read-ahead enabled and the non-waffle tests. The bad news is in extended tests with the read-ahead disabled the plugin version takes a crap on me and consistently dies about 22-24 minutes …
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