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… | +———-+ Great! So again, using GTIDs avoids the tedious work of looking for the binlog position of a specific event. The only… a solution of course, but very poor in my opinion: look for the binlog file/position of the last executed event…
Peter: The docs say these are offsets in the mysqld binary to some data structures. By looking at the offset extraction script it seems these are query_id, thread_id, main_security_ctx, command and lex from THD, and comment from LEX.
… here you are not yet using CMAN. Let’s have look at what happens if we have a cluster with 3…
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… had to add a data type column. We are probably looking at 2 million records total. Thanks! Jim.
Sergei – Please have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/percona-server/+bug/1169505
… WHERE …), otherwise if it’s more convenient that the index looks as if it was one index, you can create a…
@JDempster: I could give the SSD to xfs also with Flashcache and the like. Don’t forget all these jbods have a raid controller write cache in front of them. I also did the Innodb tuning. @Nils: no fuse, direct kernel support. Look here: http://zfsonlinux.org/
… overhead. I learned quite a lot about these technologies while looking at this, thanks to Corey Mosher. On the Linux side…
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