June 20, 2013

Post: Percona Server 5.6.11-60.3 first Release Candidate now available

… server starting if the innodb_data_home_dir variable didn’t have the path separator at the end. Bug fixed #1181887… an incomplete result set. Bug fixed #1185040. The INNODB_CHANGED_PAGES table couldn’t be queried if the log tracker wasn’t running…

Comment: ZFS on Linux and MySQL

…’t think the Linux port is that inferior to make a sizeable difference. Seems very consistent with Solaris at least. @Raghavendra: b

Comment: Sphinx search performance optimization: multi-threaded search

Hi Robert, – you don’t actually need to merge sphinx indexes – it does that on … all the indexes you want to merge on the fly (e.g. SELECT cols FROM idx1p0,idx1p1,idx1p2 WHERE …), otherwise if… “merged”. See here for some explanation. And btw, you don’t want to run indexer for the virtual index, you want…

Post: ZFS on Linux and MySQL

… tpcc test and that’s maybe just normal.  We didn’t try too hard to get better performance because we already… and it is surprisingly cheap.  In fact the best tpcc results I got were when using compression.  I still have to… database, which contains a lot of random data that doesn’t compress well showed a compression ration of 1.70 with…

Post: MySQL and the SSB - Part 2 - MyISAM vs InnoDB low concurrency

… the hot run, as hash indexes are faster than a b-tree index. Also accessing pages from the buffer pool should… usually only when the buffer pool is cold. Please don’t take away that you should be using MyISAM for everything…

Comment: Sphinx search performance optimization: attribute-based filters

…, so we applied the technique described here, but the search results have gone from milliseconds to more than 43 seconds

Post: Percona MySQL University @Portland next Monday!

… work with MySQL, then this is an event you can’t afford to miss… :)   So register now! Please also join the…

Comment: Percona Server 5.1.69-14.7 now available: A drop in replacement for MySQL

Hi Moazam, 1) no, you don’t have to export databases, you can use the existing mysql …

Comment: Percona Playback 0.6 for MySQL now available

I don’t see the reason for inventing such a tool – isn’t the overhead of reading/parsing query logs and tcp dumps very large? Doesn’t this affect the performance metrics? Why not just replay binary logs (simulating concurrent connections using script) or proxy live data to a second server.

Comment: MySQL Performance Forums

…, Sorry you encountered an issue accessing the forums. I don’t see any issues with them – they are up and running…