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Magento Home Page Returns 404 Status Code

Naturally, I ran into this problem in the middle of the night when the client was asleep and I had no access to the Magento administrative interface. The short story is that after running a re-index of the site, the home page began returning a 404 erro...

Linux tools part 11 – Monitoring specified file-IO

We could use inotify-tools to monitor file or directory IO state

yum install inotify-tools

#inotifywait -m /storage/sas/mysql3306/data/diablo_im/#sql-ib4747-2643139248.ibd

Setting up watches.                                                                
Watches established.                                                               
/storage/sas/mysql3306/data/diablo_im/#sql-ib4747-2643139248.ibd MODIFY            
/storage/sas/mysql3306/data/diablo_im/#sql-ib4747-2643139248.ibd MODIFY            
/storage/sas/mysql3306/data/diablo_im/#sql-ib4747-2643139248.ibd MODIFY            
/storage/sas/mysql3306/data/diablo_im/#sql-ib4747-2643139248.ibd MODIFY            
/storage/sas/mysql3306/data/diablo_im/#sql-ib4747-2643139248.ibd MODIFY            
/storage/sas/mysql3306/data/diablo_im/#sql-ib4747-2643139248.ibd MODIFY …
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The performance of MySQL Connector/Python with C Extension

The source of this post is in this gist on nbviewer.

After reading about the difference between MySQL Connector/Python and MySQLdb on this blog post I wondered how the C Extension option in Connector/Python would perform.

If you want to run the code yourself you'll need: Jupyter/IPython, Python 3, Requests, MySQLdb, Connector/Python, Matplotlib, Pandas and MySQL.

In [1]:

%matplotlib notebook

In [2]:

import random
import gzip
import time

import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import requests
import mysql.connector
import MySQLdb
for imp in [mysql.connector, MySQLdb]:
    print('Using {imp} {version}'.format(imp=imp.__name__, version=imp.__version__))
print('C Extension for …
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Is MySQL X faster than MySQL Y? – Ask queryprofiler

When trying out new software there are many other questions you may ask and one of those is going to be the one above. The answer requires you to have built your software to capture and record low level database metrics and often the focus of application developers is slightly different: they focus on how … Continue reading Is MySQL X faster than MySQL Y? – Ask queryprofiler

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The State of SSL in MariaDB

Usually when one says “SSL” or “TLS” it means not a specific protocol but a family of protocols. Wikipedia article has the details, but in short — SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0 are deprecated and should not be used anymore (the well-known POODLE vulnerability exploits the flaw in SSL 3.0). TLS 1.0 is sixteen years […]

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MariaDB 10.1.10 and MariaDB Galera Cluster 5.5.47 and 10.0.23 now available

The MariaDB project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB 10.1.10, MariaDB Galera Cluster 5.5.47, and MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.0.23. See the release notes and changelogs for details on each release. Download MariaDB 10.1.10 Release Notes Changelog What is MariaDB 10.1? MariaDB APT and YUM Repository Configuration Generator Download MariaDB Galera Cluster 5.5.47 […]

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Percona Server for MongoDB storage engines in iiBench insert workload

We recently released the GA version of Percona Server for MongoDB, which comes with a variety of storage engines: RocksDB, PerconaFT and WiredTiger.

Both RocksDB and PerconaFT are write-optimized engines, so I wanted to compare all engines in a workload oriented to data ingestions.

For a benchmark I used iiBench-mongo (https://github.com/mdcallag/iibench-mongodb), and I inserted one billion (bln) rows into a collection with three indexes. Inserts were done in ten parallel threads.

For memory limits, I used a 10GB as the cache size, with a total limit of 20GB available for the mongod process, …

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Webinar Replay & Slides: Polyglot Persistence for the MongoDB, MySQL & PostgreSQL DBA

Many thanks to everyone who took the time yesterday to participate in our last webinar of 2015! Here are the recording of the session as well as the slides that were used by our colleague Art van Scheppingen, Senior Support Engineer, on the topic of Polyglot Persistence for the MongoDB, MySQL & PostgreSQL DBA.

Webinar Replay:

Webinar Slides:

Agenda

During this webinar, Art discussed the four major operational challenges for MySQL, MongoDB & PostgreSQL:

  • Deployment
  • Management
  • Monitoring
  • Scaling
  • And how to deal with them

And demonstrated, using ClusterControl, how Polyglot Persistence for datastores can be managed from one central control centre. To find out more, feel free to contact us.

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EXPLAIN FORMAT=JSON: everything about attached_subqueries, optimized_away_subqueries, materialized_from_subquery

EXPLAIN FORMAT=JSON

The regular

EXPLAIN

 command already provides some information about subquery optimization. For example, you can find out if the subquery is dependent or not, and (since version 5.6) if it was materialized:

mysql> explain select dept_name from departments where dept_no in (select dept_no from dept_manager where to_date is not null)G
*************************** 1. row ***************************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: departments
   partitions: NULL
         type: index
possible_keys: PRIMARY
          key: dept_name
      key_len: 42
          ref: NULL
         rows: 9
     filtered: 100.00
        Extra: Using where; Using index
*************************** 2. row ***************************
           id: 1
  select_type: SIMPLE
        table: …
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Use MySQL to store data from Amazon’s API via Perl scripts

I really like Amazon.com and I have been a Prime member for several years. Along with millions of different items for sale, Amazon has an affiliate program, where you can earn money advertising products on your web site. When a visitor to your site clicks on a link and orders a product from Amazon, you earn a small commission on the total sale. As an affiliate, you have access to Amazon’s Product Advertising API for obtaining product information. But, you can use this information for many other purposes.

The Amazon API is like most other API’s, and their API web site provides you with code examples and explains how it all works. I am going to show you how a Perl program which you can use to access the API data and store it in a …

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