same problem…centos 7

/etc/raddb/mods-enabled/redis[10]: Failed to link to module ‘rlm_redis’: /usr/local/lib/rlm_redis.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Next November I'll once again take the ferry to my neighbour city of Buenos Aires to enjoy two days of learning, networking, and presenting, at DataOps LA 2015, the first incarnation of what used to be the MySQL, NoSQL, Cloud Conference organized by BinLogic in Buenos Aires.

There’s a strong trend to automation across the cloud. That’s a great thing for startups because it reduces operational headaches & lets them focus on building products. Join 31,000 others and follow Sean Hull on twitter @hullsean. But as that trend begins to touch the database tier, all sorts of complications emerge. Let’s take a … Continue reading When hosting data on Amazon turns bloodsport →

TCP Loopback fast path

In Windows 8 and Windows server 2012, Microsoft introduced a new “TCP Loopback fast path” feature (see the Microsoft Technet article: Fast TCP Loopback Performance and Low Latency with Windows Server 2012 TCP Loopback Fast Path).…

Golang is awesome. My 1st Language back in 1994 was C. Then the following year my Computer Science Dept. switched from C/Pascal to C++. I even like C++ but I like C more mainly because of nostalgia.

Enter Go. The Syntax for me is a mix between JSON, and C. I love it. I've created 3 new servers all doing a ton of TPS. What I would like to share with you is some GO code to that handels websockets


If you are building a server using websockets, over secure TCP your browser behaves slightly differently than a client side application using a websocket library. Specifically when working with wss (secure websockets) across domains.

Its up to the client to respect Origin, so a client implementing a websocket doesn't have to set the Origin Header, but your browser does. This is done on purpose and its a good thing. To get websockets to work over secure sockets, let's make our assumptions consistent and do …

A few days ago Percona benchmarked our agents’ performance overhead in two extreme deployment scenarios. We engaged Percona to do this (on a paid basis) because of their sterling reputation for independent, objective third-party evaluations.

Background

As you may know, I worked at Percona for nearly five years and participated in many of these paid evaluations myself. There is no one more highly qualified to evaluate a product’s performance than Vadim Tkachenko at Percona. I know because I worked closely with him to evaluate products including Clustrix and others.

Vadim and I corresponded and planned the evaluation over a series of many months, and Vadim ran and re-ran benchmarks until we agreed it met our mutual standards.

At this point Vadim wrote a blog post, which you can find linked above. Prior to …

Today, our team is glad to announce the release of the new version of Devart's data generator tool – dbForge Data Generator for MySQL v1.5!

My job is almost completely reliant upon my ability to perform work in lab of virtual machines. Almost every action plan I write is tested locally. When I need to troubleshoot an issue for a client one of the most common first steps I’ll perform is attempting to recreate the issue in a virtual environment so I can work on it there without the risk of impacting client data.

I believe that having a place to test and grow your skills is an absolute necessity for anyone working in the IT field today regardless of your specialization, even if you’re an IT generalist. But every now and then I hear about individuals who have issues with their virtual machines or with the virtual environment provided by their employer, so I figured this was a good time to share my method of creating a virtual lab. More specifically, one that allows you to do virtual work on a commodity laptop, one that won’t break down if you lose connectivity, one that …

What are odds MySQL table can be recovered?

This is the most asked question. Every single customer asks if their MySQL table can be recovered. Although it’s not possible to answer that with 100% confidence there are ways to estimate recovery chances. I will describe few tricks.

Generally speaking, if data is on media there are high odds TwinDB data recovery toolkit can fetch it. Where to look for depends on accident type.

Online MySQL data recovery toolkit

On our Data Recovery portal you can upload an .ibd file and check if the InnoDB tablespace contains any good records. The table space may be corrupt. The tool should handle that.

DROP TABLE or DATABASE with innodb_file_per_table=OFF

If …

Here are the slides for my talk at Percona Live Europe in Amsterdam, 2015, for my “Performance Schema and Sys Schema in MySQL 5.7”:

Thanks for all that attended, and the good questions and feedback!