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MySQL University: Performance Schema: Instrumenting Code

This Thursday (February 18th, 17:00 UTC - note the different starting time!), Marc Alff will present the brand new Performance Schema: Instrumenting Code. Marc is the implementor of the Performance Schema feature. His presentation will show how developers maintaining

  • the MySQL server code,
  • a storage engine,
  • or any type of plugin

can instrument the code to collect data for the new performance schema instrumentation.

For MySQL University sessions, point your browser to this page. You need a browser with a working Flash plugin. You may register for a Dimdim account, but you don't have to. (Dimdim is the …

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MySQL University: Performance Schema: Instrumenting Code

This Thursday (February 18th, 17:00 UTC - note the different starting time!), Marc Alff will present the brand new Performance Schema: Instrumenting Code. Marc is the implementor of the Performance Schema feature. His presentation will show how developers maintaining

  • the MySQL server code,
  • a storage engine,
  • or any type of plugin

can instrument the code to collect data for the new performance schema instrumentation.

For MySQL University sessions, point your browser to this page. You need a browser with a working Flash plugin. You may register for a Dimdim account, but you don't have to. (Dimdim is the …

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Knowing your PERC 6/i BBU

I’ve recently become supremely disappointed in the availability of Nagios checks for RAID cards. Too often, I see administrators rely on chance (or their hosting provider) to discover failed drives, a dying BBU, or a degrading capacity on their RAID cards. So I began work on check_raid (part of check_mysql_all) to provide a suite of [...]

Upcoming webinar – MySQL performance tuning best practices

MySQL Cluster Performance Tuning Best Practices

Are you experiencing current performance bottlenecks in your high availability applications ? Are you designing a new mission-critical application and want to know how best to structure your schema and index strategy for optimal performance? Interested in how to transform your SQL into faster, more efficient queries?

Benefits of connection pooling

Then this free web presentation is for you! You will get expert insight and learn best practices to help you identify those areas of database and application design that will give you the greatest benefits for performance when using MySQL Cluster.

We will discuss guidelines and best practices covering the following areas:

  • General Design Concepts and Guidelines
  • Schema …
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Speaking at ConFoo

I'll be speaking at ConFoo in Montreal this March. I have two talks on performance and scaling. If you're in the area, drop in. The conference line-up is great, and if PHP Quebec last year was any indication, it should be very enlightening.

MySQL Access Overhead

In previous articles, we examined the maximum performance of basic web static and dynamic (php) requests. In this article, we will take a look at what happens when a database access is added to a simple php page. The application code is part of the corelamp workload (see webapp/hellomysql.php).

In this application, I added a single database row request to the TABLES table in the …

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Follow-up To Loading CSS And JS Conditionally

First of all, I'd like to thank everyone who read and gave their 2 cents about the [WordPress Plugin Development] How To Include CSS and JavaScript Conditionally And Only When Needed By The Posts post. The article was well received and will hopefully spark some optimizations around loading styles and scripts.

Here are some discussions and mentions around the web:

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Olio 0.2 Released

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Olio 0.2 Released

http://wp.me/pEk8Y-1M

Olio 0.2 Released

http://wp.me/pEk8Y-1M