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Measuring failover time for ScaleArc load balancer

ScaleArc hired Percona to benchmark failover times for the ScaleArc database traffic management software in different scenarios. We tested failover times for various clustered setups, where ScaleArc itself was the load balancer for the cluster. These tests complement other performance tests on the ScaleArc software – sysbench testing for latency and testing for WordPress acceleration.

We tested failover times for Percona XtraDB Cluster (PXC) and MHA (any traditional MySQL replication-based solution works pretty much the same way).

In each case, we tested failover with a rate limited …

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Which Compression Tool Should I Use for my Database Backups? (Part II: Decompression)

On my post last week, I analysed some of the most common compression tools and formats, and its compression speed and ratio. While that could give us a good idea of the performance of those tools, the analysis would be incomplete without researching the decompression. This is particularly true for database backups as, for those cases where the compression process is performed outside of the production boxes, you may not care too much about compression times. In that case, even if it is relatively slow, it will not affect the performance of your MySQL server (or whatever you are using). The decompression time, however, can be critical, as it may influence in many cases the MTTR of your whole system.

Testing …

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Getting my hands dirty on an OpenStack lab

Like you all may know, OpenStack is currently one of the coolest open source projects, so I was thrilled when I was asked to manage the deployment of an OpenStack lab for internal Percona use. Starting from basically zero, I created tasks in our Jira and assigned them to a pool of volunteer consultants. As usual in a service company, billing is the priority so I ended up losing the 2 senior guys but fortunately most of my time was with a customer that wasn’t very demanding and I could easily multitask with the project and fill the gap. So, here it goes…

Hardware

To deploy the OpenStack lab we were given 8 similar servers in our Durham, N.C. offices. The specs are:

  • CPU: 12 physical cores (24 with HT)
  • Disks: 1 sata 4 TB drive and one 480GB SSD drive
  • Nics: 2x GbE
  • OS: Centos 6

The hardware is recent …

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How to Install ClusterControl on Servers without Internet Access

August 18, 2014 By Severalnines

There are several ways to get ClusterControl installed on your database infrastructure, as described in the ClusterControl Quick Start Guide. One simple way is to use an installation script, install-cc.sh. This script automates the whole process, and is executed on the host where you want to install ClusterControl. By default, it assumes the host has internet connectivity during the installation process.

 

For users who are not able to have their ClusterControl hosts connect to the Internet during the installation, we have some good news! The installer script now supports offline installations.

 

Requirements

 

Prior to the offline …

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Items Affecting Performance of the MySQL Database

To learn about the many factors that can affect the performance of the MySQL Database, take the MySQL Performance Tuning course.

You will learn:

  • How your hardware and operating system can affect performance
  • How to set up and logging to improve performance
  • Best practices for backup and recovery
  • And much more

You can take this 4-day instructor-led course through the following formats:

  • Training-on-Demand: Start training within 24 hours of registering for training, following lectures at your own pace through streaming video and booking time on a lab environment to suit your schedule.
  • Live-Virtual Event: Attend a live event from your own desk, no travel required. Choose …
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The new cloud backup option of MySQL Enterprise Backup

MySQL Enterprise Backup 3.10 support backups to the cloud. The only supported cloud service is Amazon S3.

When the cloud destination is used mysqlbackup will upload the backup as an image file.

You can specify all options on the commandline:

mysqlbackup --cloud-service=s3 --cloud-aws-region=eu-west-1 \
--cloud-access-key-id=AKIAJLGCPXEGVHCQD27B \
--cloud-secret-access-key=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 \
--cloud-bucket=meb_myserver --cloud-object-key=firstbackup --cloud-trace=0 \
--backup-dir=/tmp/firstbackup --backup-image=- --with-timestamp backup-to-image


But you can also put the settings in the my.cnf

[mysqlbackup_cloud]
cloud-service=s3
cloud-aws-region=eu-west-1
cloud-access-key-id=AKIAJLGCPXEGVHCQD27B
cloud-secret-access-key=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
cloud-bucket=meb_myserver …
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libAttachSQL 0.2.0 alpha released!

Hot on the heals of last week's release we have released version 0.2.0 alpha of libAttachSQL.  For those who have missed my previous blog posts, libAttachSQL is a lightweight C connector for MySQL servers I'm creating with HP's Advanced Technology Group.  It has an Apache 2 license so is good for linking with most Open Source licenses as well as commercial software projects.

Changes in this release:

  • Added support for query result buffering
  • Passive connect on first query is now asynchronous
  • Improved memory handling
  • Many documentation changes, including API examples
  • Many other smaller fixes

For more information see the libAttachSQL documentation and the …

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MySQL Performance: Analyzing LinkBench Workload on MySQL 5.7 and MariaDB 10.1

Reading the article published on MariaDB site about performance evaluation of MySQL 5.7 -vs- MariaDB 10.1 I've got a double feeling: from one side I have no any reason to have a doubt in obtained results, and from another side - my feeling says me there is something going odd.. But well, I don't have any attention to blame anybody (and sorry if you think so) -- my willing here is only to understand what is going on, why, and what are the challenges on the observed test workload(s). I'll cover here only my observations on the LinkBench workload as it was not yet enough tested and involving many questions around..

LinkBench Benchmark :

  • developed by Facebook Team, so represents a true real life workload
  • written in Java
  • from the beginning since it creation was reported as …
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mysql geographical replication lag

Recently while working on geographical master slave replication we encountered an issue, where in peak hours replication slave lagging.

when we checked SHOW SLAVE STATUS value of Seconds_Behind_Master was jumping from 0 to a random high value, and then back to 0.

We also found this in the processlist of Master,

1366318 rpluser [IP Address]:15120  NULL  Binlog  Dump   9033    Writing to net  NULL

The status “Writing to net” means that MASTER is sending (or trying to send) data to SLAVE.

In a healthy replication, the status would be “Has sent all binlog to slave; waiting for binlog to be updated“.

It usually happens when MASTER-SLAVE geographically distributed in different data-center,network , and slow network.

Here limited network bandwidth was causing a problem , …

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We’re Hiring! And Looking to Add More 9s to the Severalnines Team!

August 15, 2014 By Severalnines

 

 

We're looking for an energetic and talented web developer to join our small but agile web team. This position is full-time and pay is negotiable. The hours are flexible and work can be done remotely.

 

Severalnines is a self-funded startup with a dozen employees; headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden and with a globally distributed, home-office based team. We provide automation and management software for database clusters. Our ClusterControl product is the leading management application for database clusters and is used by thousands of companies.

 

We were founded in 2010 and launched our product that same year, so you’ll be …

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