May 25, 2012

Comment: Learning about MySQL Table Fragmentation

I have innodb tables in my production database and i have set files_per_table variable. i …

Comment: Announcement of Percona XtraDB Cluster 5.5.23

Hi, is this release “production ready”?

Comment: mysql-proxy, urgh performance and scalability ?

…, and now moving towards mysql-proxy as a solution for production server. was wondering if you can help in installation and…

Comment: How to load large files safely into InnoDB with LOAD DATA INFILE

… if nothing has happened. I’ve confirmed it with a production setup that I have, with one slave having the data…

Comment: ext4 vs xfs on SSD

… you think I should use to recommend that or another product/filesystem? For me – amount of bugs (how stable it is… that they can use today, now in production deployment. How stable will be product is 2 years is rather theoretical question for… ext4/xfs and crashes every so often. It still free product and all problems will be fixed in 3-5 years…

Post: Testing Samsung SSD SATA 256GB 830 - not all SSD created equal

… cheaper alternatives. SATA SSD is an options. There is many products based on MLC technology, and Intel 320 I would say… for comparable alternatives. Samsung 830 256GB looked like a good product, that’s why I decided to test it. For tests…

Post: Announcing Percona XtraBackup 1.9.1

….0 release. We do not recommend using Beta releases in production. Link to BETA version and Release notes. If you are looking for a stable release for production use, check out our latest stable release (which was 1…

Post: Version 1.0 of Percona Monitoring Plugins Released

…-class MySQL monitoring to your existing enterprise open-source monitoring products. Version 1.0 fixes a variety of bugs that users…

Post: Percona Live MySQL Conference & Expo Was A Great Event

… dot-org booths and book signing. Many companies announced new product releases and partnerships during the conference: New Relic and Percona…

Comment: What to tune in MySQL Server after installation

… like me will update their my.cnf and certainly the production site goes down ;-)