May 26, 2012

Post: When would you use SAN with MySQL ?

what exactly are you trying to get bymeaning concurrent transaction commits will need to be serialized. Second, MySQL is often not able to submit a lot of outstanding IOnot just a speculation, some clients really had it) Even if you do not run any “Cluster” having SAN you

Post: Can MySQL temporary tables be made safe for statement-based replication?

you can’t domeanmysql-bin.000006 Slave_IO_Running: No Slave_SQL_Running: No …… omitted ……… slave1 > start slave until master_log_file=’mysql-bin.000007′, master_log_pos=207; slave1 > show slaveslave, what‘s logged — not what executes on the master — is what

Post: Implementing efficient counters with MySQL

slaveWhat to dodo if not you would either use MyISAM table as counter table (can well work if you do not runmeaning it just caches stuff and youMySQL server. If you rather use existing solutions you can use memcache + another mysql instance (or simply the database which is not

Post: Performance impact of complex queries

IO schedulers should be better with this. So what can you do about it ? Do reporting on the slave Doing reporting on the slave is great idea if youdo not slow things to bad. In some environments which do not run

Post: Detailed review of Tokutek storage engine

not fit into memory. As benchmark software I tried iiBench, which you can take there https://launchpad.net/mysql-patch/mytools Whatnot put yet TokuDB on customer production boxes, but it may good fit to non-critical slave where you can run

Post: Predicting Performance improvements from memory increase

slave) which is very IO bound showing 100% IO subsystem utilization on 5% of CPU usage ? This is the true challenge becomes because MySQLmeans there are higher demands for IO subsystem performance. By far the best method is trying, if you

Post: How would you compress your MySQL Backup

slaveIO resources which may not be available, especially for CPU bound MySQL Load. The benefit in this case is less space requirement if youWhatby default already. With real server grade CPU deployment the performance should be even better, meaning you should get over +-100MB/second you