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How much could you benefit from MySQL 5.6 parallel replication?

I have heard this question quite often: “At busy times, our replicas start lagging quite frequently. We are using N schemas, so which performance boost could we expect from MySQL 5.6 parallel replication?” Here is a quick way to give you a rough estimate of the potential benefit.

General idea

In MySQL 5.6, parallelism is added at the schema level. So in theory, if you have N schemas and if you use N parallel threads, replication could be up to N times faster. This assumes at least 2 things:

  • Replication throughput scales linearly with the number of parallel threads.
  • Writes are evenly distributed across schemas.

Both assumptions are of course not realistic. But it is easy to know the distribution of writes, and that can already give you an idea about how much you could benefit from parallel replication.

Writes are stored in binary logs but it is much easier to work with the …

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Howto: Online Upgrade of Galera Cluster to MySQL 5.6

Oracle released a GA version of MySQL 5.6 in February 2013, Codership released the first GA in their patched 5.6 series in November 2013. Galera Cluster for MySQL 5.6 has been around for almost 2 years now, so what are you waiting for? :-)

Okay, this is a major upgrade so there are risks! Therefore, an upgrade must be carefully plan and tested. In this blog post, we’ll look into how to perform an online upgrade of your Galera Cluster (the Codership build of Galera) to MySQL 5.6. 

Offline Upgrade

An offline upgrade requires downtime, but it is more straightforward. If you can afford a maintenance window, this is probably a safer way to reduce the risk of upgrade failures. The major steps consists of stopping the cluster, upgrading all nodes, bootstrap and starting the nodes. We covered the procedure in details in …

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MySQL replication in action - Part 4 - star and hybrid topologies

Previous episodes:

MySQL replication in action - Part 1: GTID & CoMySQL replication in action - Part 2 - Fan-in topologyMySQL replication in action - Part 3 - All-masters P2P topology
Introducing star topology.In all-masters P2P topologies, we have seen that we have a way of deploying a topology where all nodes are masters, and achieve better efficiency and stability than ring topologies. That …

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MySQL checksum

how to use percona-tookit to verify mysql data

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The Fine Data of Fine Art

Here at VividCortex, it’s clear to us that proper database monitoring is “an art.” Beyond simple, raw power, navigating and understanding a database takes finesse, insight, and, often, a kind of eloquence.

On special occasions, though, the artistry of database monitoring becomes a little bit more literal, and we get to see how the functions of big data can be applied to the actual world of Fine Art. Such is the case now: this summer, New York’s world-class Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) decided to publicly post an enormous CSV file on GitHub, which contains various data sets for more than 125,000 pieces in the museum’s collection.

Essentially, with this document, a scholar, museum guest, or artist now has access to huge swaths of information about the art at MoMA – short of an image of the piece itself. While the ultimate experience for most …

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MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.0.21 and 5.5.45 now available

The MariaDB project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.0.21 and 5.5.45. These are both Stable (GA) releases.

Download MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.0.21

Release Notes Changelog What is MariaDB Galera Cluster?

 

Download MariaDB Galera Cluster 5.5.45

Release Notes

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InnoDB Transparent Page Compression

Astute readers will note that InnoDB already had compression since the MySQL 5.1 plugin. We are using the terminology of ‘Page Compression’ to describe the new offering that will ship with MySQL 5.7, and ‘InnoDB Compression’ for the earlier offering.…

Manage your Amazon Aurora databases with SQLyog

We are elated to announce the availability of SQLyog for Amazon Aurora Databases. You can now manage Amazon Aurora databases with SQLyog, the most powerful database manager, admin and GUI tool.

About Amazon Aurora:
Amazon Aurora is a MySQL-compatible, relational database engine that combines the speed and availability of high-end commercial databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of open source databases.

SQLyog + Amazon Aurora:
It is very easy to connect Aurora database using SQLyog: just enter the DNS address of the Aurora instance as the host parameter, port number from the endpoint as the port parameter and key in your credentials. You can manage your Aurora databases with powerful tools like Synchronisation, Import External Data, Backup Wizard, Job Scheduler etc.

Not only these, you get all the …

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Manage your Amazon Aurora databases with SQLyog

We are elated to announce the availability of SQLyog for Amazon Aurora Databases. You can now manage Amazon Aurora databases with SQLyog, the most powerful database manager, admin and GUI tool.

About Amazon Aurora:
Amazon Aurora is a MySQL-compatible, relational database engine that combines the speed and availability of high-end commercial databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of open source databases.

SQLyog + Amazon Aurora:
It is very easy to connect Aurora database using SQLyog: just enter the DNS address of the Aurora instance as the host parameter, port number from the endpoint as the port parameter and key in your credentials. You can manage your Aurora databases with powerful tools like Synchronisation, Import External Data, Backup Wizard, Job Scheduler etc.

Not only these, you get all the …

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MariaDB on IBM z Systems with Linux

Tue, 2015-08-18 15:06dion_cornett_gThe Convergence of Enterprise-Class and Choice – an Open Source Ecosystem Running on a True Enterprise-Class Platform: MariaDB Enterprise on IBM z Systems

While selling free software sounds like a hard job, the growing mainstream adoption of open source makes it one of the most exciting segments in IT. In my daily meetings with customers, there is no ambiguity that open source is the foundation for the hottest trends in technology, including Cloud, Analytics, Mobile and Social. Gartner reports that 70% of all new applications are built using an open source database. (1)

Yet until now, many customers had to make compromises related to leveraging the innovation, high-quality code, lower costs, and choice inherent in open source, versus leveraging highly secure, scalable and power efficient enterprise-class z Systems offered by IBM.

Today at LinuxCon North America that changes. We at …

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