derek | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 15 2008 | mysql, performance, patches, distribution, download
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 16 2008 | open source, news, blogs, mysql, sun
Quoted: We announced big news today - our preliminary results for our fiscal second quarter, and as importantly, that we're acquiring MySQL AB.
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 25 2007 | google, open source, mysql
Google MySQL patches.
Quoted: * SemiSyncReplication - block commit on a master until at least one slave acknowledges receipt of all replication events.
* MirroredBinlogs - maintain a copy of the master's binlog on a slave
* TransactionalReplication - make InnoDB and slave replication state consistent during crash recovery
* UserTableMonitoring - monitor and report database activity per account and table
* InnodbAsyncIo - support multiple background IO threads for InnoDB
* FastMasterPromotion - promote a slave to a master without restart - derek | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 11 2007 | mysql, blogs, performance
Falcon vs. MyISAM vs. InnoDB.
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 03 2007 | mysql, performance
Some useful-looking tips here.
Quoted: Every programmer loves to optimize, even when we know we shouldn't. To satisfy your cravings MySQL has several keywords that can be placed in your SQL statement to give the database server an explicit optimization instruction.
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 13 2006 | debian, mysql, linux
Somewhat strange ... obviously it's still packaged and runs, they just won't support it.
Quoted: MySQL Quietly Drops Support For Debian Linux -- article related to Databases, Debian, and Linux.
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 06 2006 | mysql, performance
Quoted: On one of the largest Vbulletin based forums I operate we just finished a record month with a little over 217,000 uniques with just shy of half a million total users. As anyone else running a big board knows hitting these types of figures while maintaining a smooth user
- mohit - Aug 21 2008
- derek - Aug 21 2008
You must be Derek's friend before you can comment on this Fave.i also found it interesting that all their write operations happen in one location. adding this constraint does make it easier to build out a distributed data center so long as you are disciplined about minimizing writes in 'normal' conditions.
Yeah -- well, database writes anyways ... I'm sure many gigabytes of log files are generated in the replicated environment with all sorts of interesting information.
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