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… reach a threshold where it’s easier to find folks with PXC in production and such the need for more advanced… more on some key questions/issues/pain-points for those with PXC in production already. As such, I’m giving a…
does/will Percona 5.6 include handlersocket? I assume it’s including the memcache nosql interface in mysql 5.6, correct?
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Great test and report Vadim! I think the performance schema will be a great addition to MySQL once it’s more established. Just starting with MySQL after retiring from handling oracle databases – now volunteering Thanks for sharing.
Why does the mysql client says it’s 5.1.70? Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or g. Your MySQL connection id is 138 Server version: 5.1.70-rel14.7-log Percona Server (GPL), 14.7, Revision 572
… post focuses on the key aspects of synchronous replication setup with high-availability guarantees like split-brain immunity. Nobody likes to… aspects: Initial setup Setup of other nodes with SST (Xtrabackup SST) Integration of chef with PXC Finally, integration of HAProxy as a… recommended for use with PXC. The other one is glb. HAProxy is used with xinetd on the node along with a script which…
… have few distinct values (e.g status, gender, group_id with only 10 groups per 10M records), then you don’t…
… to our website where we have about 1200 tables each with hundreds of thousands of records, for we use sphinx based…
… correct. There was no truncation: MEDIUMTEXT is bigger than TEXT. MySQL does this to make sure there’s *no* truncation, as explained in the manual – http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/alter-table.html “For…
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