Check the blueprint document on how to use DTrace integrated with
MySQL
to fetch useful information that can not be obtained by
other
Check the blueprint document on how to use DTrace integrated with
MySQL to fetch useful information that can not be obtained by
other means:
here
Check the blueprint document on how to use DTrace integrated with
MySQL
to fetch useful information that can not be obtained by
other
Check the blueprint document on how to use DTrace integrated with
MySQL to fetch useful information that can not be obtained by
other means:
here
Last Friday I got to enjoy the benefit of being a MySQL'r and located in Finland: We were invited to Monty, Anna and Maria for a MySQL Christmas party. Now that we are part of Sun, the company of course organises its own official Christmas party (who organises parties on a Thursday???) like all companies do, but a special MySQL party was still a very good idea, thanks Monty for inviting us. I especially enjoyed meeting some of the MySQL'rs who had recently either left Sun or happened to be on maternity leave.
My father and I got our 5D MkIIs on Friday and we could hardly wait for the batteries to charge. He took his to SF to test its vaunted low-light performance and posted this 60-second 1080p clip (along with other resolutions) on his SmugMug site: Click to watch it auto-sized for your monitor or check out the full 1080p resolution (caution – *high* bandwidth! UPDATE: Apologies if you tried to watch 1080p on Windows earlier. My bug made it look terrible. Try again, please?).
Here’s his story:
“I had seen Vincent Laforet’s amazing short film, but only in 720p. I knew what an amazing photographer he is and wondered how close an everyman like me could come to footage like that. Could the clips …
[Read more]HW configuration:
Server A: v20z Server(CPU: 2x2193 Mhz, Memory: 4032 MB)
Server B: x4150 Server(CPU: 8x2826 Mhz, Memory: 16384 MB)
SW configuration:
MySQL5.1.24-rc, MySQL proxy 0.61, Amoeba for MySQL 0.31, DBT2 for MySQL
OS versions: Solaris Nevada snv_91
Test: MySQL DBT2 Test using Amoeba For MySQL
amoeba configuration and query routing rule:
#cat amoeba.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="gbk"?>
<!DOCTYPE amoeba:configuration SYSTEM "amoeba.dtd">
<amoeba:configuration xmlns:amoeba="http://amoeba.meidusa.com/">
<server>
<property name="port">2066</property>
<property …
[Read more]HW configuration:
Server A: v20z Server(CPU: 2x2193 Mhz, Memory: 4032 MB)
Server B: x4150 Server(CPU: 8x2826 Mhz, Memory: 16384 MB)
SW configuration:
MySQL5.1.24-rc, MySQL proxy 0.61, Amoeba for MySQL 0.31, DBT2 for MySQL
OS versions: Solaris Nevada snv_91
Test: MySQL DBT2 Test using Amoeba For MySQL
amoeba configuration and query routing rule:
#cat amoeba.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="gbk"?>
<!DOCTYPE amoeba:configuration SYSTEM "amoeba.dtd">
<amoeba:configuration xmlns:amoeba="http://amoeba.meidusa.com/">
<server>
<property name="port">2066</property>
<property …
[Read more]HW configuration:
Server A: v20z Server(CPU: 2x2193 Mhz, Memory: 4032 MB)
Server B: x4150 Server(CPU: 8x2826 Mhz, Memory: 16384 MB)
SW configuration:
MySQL5.1.24-rc, MySQL proxy 0.61, Amoeba for MySQL 0.31, DBT2 for MySQL
OS versions: Solaris Nevada snv_91
Test: MySQL DBT2 Test using Amoeba For MySQL
amoeba configuration and query routing rule:
#cat amoeba.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="gbk"?>
<!DOCTYPE amoeba:configuration SYSTEM "amoeba.dtd">
<amoeba:configuration xmlns:amoeba="http://amoeba.meidusa.com/">
<server>
<property name="port">2066</property>
<property …
[Read more]The next MySQL University session will take place this Thursday, 30th October. Giuseppe Maxia will get you up to speed with using MySQL Sandbox for quick and easy testing of MySQL.
This session will start at 15:00 Central European Time (14:00 UTC, 14:00 BST).
MySQL University is an educational program run virtually on the
'net. Sessions are open to anyone. MySQL University focuses on
MySQL internals and on Sun technology that can be used in
connection with MySQL, but we're open to hear your suggestions
for other topics. Go to this page and fill in your suggestions!
…
[Read more]I visited the London installment of our MySQL European Customer conference on Thursday. In a lecture hall of 250+ attendees I found an empty seat next to a man who turned out to be Patrik Pada who is the webmaster of HSS Media. Tick, tick, tick... [sound in my head thinking there is something familiar here...]
I'm trying to learn more about Zmanda and MySQL. It's just ones of those topics that is on my list of things to Google. At this point, I know that Zmanda can do backup and recovery for MySQL, but that is about it. I'd really like to get a better grasp of the technology and how it benefits a MySQL user. Interestingly enough, over the past week or so, I've found a few mentions of Zmanda in my inbox that might speed this learning process along. So, I thought that I would share them with those people who find themselves in the same situation.