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The MariaDB project is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB 10.1.5. This is a Beta release.
See the Release Notes and …
[Read more]One of the challenges in storage engine design is random I/O during a write operation. In InnoDB, a table will have one clustered index and zero or more secondary indexes. Each of these indexes is a B-tree. When a record is inserted into a table, the record is first inserted into clustered index and then into each of the secondary indexes. So, the resulting I/O operation will be randomly distributed across the disk. The I/O pattern is similarly random for update and delete operations. To mitigate this problem, the InnoDB storage engine uses a special data structure called the change buffer (previously known as the insert buffer, which is while you will see ibuf and IBUF used in various internal names).
The change buffer is another B-tree, with the ability to hold the record of any secondary index. It is also …
[Read more]Introduction
The Galera Cluster Juju Charm was recently released, and it is now possible to start scalable Galera Clusters using the Juju deployment framework on the public or private cloud (OpenStack, Amazon, Azure and bare metal are all supported). All the logic required to fire up Galera is encapsulated in the Charm, which is a small package of scripts and configuration files that is automatically downloaded and added to your environment.
Installing and Configuring Juju
The Juju client is available for Ubuntu, OSX and Windows. Installing it is a matter of adding its dedicated package repository:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:juju/stable
$ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install juju-core
Then run
$ juju generate-config
in order to create the Juju configuration file, ~/.juju/environments.yaml, which you can then edit for your particular cloud …
[Read more]Next Wednesday (June 10) I’ll be co-presenting a webinar on using MySQL in the cloud for High Availability (HA). Joining me will be 451 Research analyst Jason Stamper and together we’ll talk about the realities of HA using MySQL in the cloud and how vendors are responding to changing application requirements with new developments that can enhance your deployment.
We’ll also present a comparison of available solutions along with key best practices you can follow for successfully attaining HA in the cloud with MySQL. The webinar is scheduled for June 10 at 10 a.m. Pacific. Register here.
Together we’ll cover:
So, you’ve been working with MySQL for a while and now are being asked to manage it. Perhaps your primary job description is not about support and maintenance of the company’s databases (and data!), but now you’re expected to properly maintain one or more MySQL instances. It is not uncommon that developers, or network/system administrators, or DevOps folks with general backgrounds, find themselves in this role at some point in their career.
So, what does a DBA do? We know that a DBA manages the company’s databases, what does that mean? In this series of posts, we’ll walk you through the daily database operations that a DBA does (or at least ought to!).
We plan on covering the following topics, but do let us know if we’ve missed something:
Percona is glad to announce the new release of Percona XtraDB Cluster 5.6 on June 3rd 2015. Binaries are available from downloads area or from our software repositories.
Based on Percona Server 5.6.24-72.2 including all the bug fixes in it, Galera Replicator 3.11, and on …
[Read more]A quick question, which I’ve asked once before –
if you were an Oracle DBA, then learned MySQL, what do you wish you knew before you got started?
Also, what was helpful to you as you learned? (Websites, #mysql on irc, documents, etc.) What do you wish you had (or want to have now) if you are a DBA for both Oracle databases and MySQL databases?
Ie, what would be good to give an Oracle DBA who wants to start learning or supporting MySQL as well? Please respond with comments here, or directly email me at ben-dot-krug-at-oracle-dot-com.
Thanks!
English: Madrid MySQL Users Group will be holding their next meeting on 17th June at 18:00h at EIE Spain in Madrid. Dimitri Vanoverbeke and Stéphane Combaudon from Percona will be offering two presentations for us: Practical MySQL optimisations Galera Cluster – introduction and where it fits in the MySQL eco-system I think this is an excellent moment … Continue reading MMUG13: Practical MySQL Optimisation y Galera Cluster presentations
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In the MySQL ecosystem there are few load balancers there are
also open-source, and ProxySQL is one of the few proxies that
works at the application layer and therefore is SQL aware.
In this blog post we will benchmark ProxySQL against MaxScale,
another popular proxy for MySQL.
The idea to compare ProxySQL vs MaxScale came after reading an
interesting blog post of Krzysztof Książek on SQL Load
Balancing Benchmark, comparing performance of MaxScale vs
HAProxy.
Disclaimer: ProxySQL is not GA yet, therefore please do not
use it in production.
Sysbench setupI wanted to setup a similar sysbench setup to what
Krzysztof used in his benchmark, but it is slightly
different:
a) instead of using a MySQL cluster with Galera, I setup a
cluster with 1 master …
Following the release of ClusterControl 1.2.10 a week ago, we are excited to demonstrate this latest version of the product on Tuesday next week, June 9th.
Join our CTO, Johan Andersson, who will be discussing and demonstrating the new ClusterControl DSL, Integrated Developer Studio and Database Advisors, which are some of the cool new features we’ve introduced with ClusterControl 1.2.10.
New Features Webinar: ClusterControl 1.2.10
DATE & TIME
Europe/MEA/APAC
Tuesday, June 9th at 09:00 (UK) / 10:00 CEST (Germany, France,
Sweden)
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