(Hemant Dangi) In 0.5.0 version of MySQL Group Replication plugin, we have introduced the Auto-increment configuration/handling feature through which auto increment variables (auto_increment_increment and auto_increment_offset) are auto configured by the plugin, so that different members of the grou
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Percona Server audit log plugin best practices
(Andrew Moore) Auditing your database means tracking access and changes to your data and db objects. The Audit Log Plugin has been shipped with Percona Server since 5.5.37/5.6.17, for a little over 12 months. Prior to the Audit Log Plugin, you had to work in darker ways to achieve some incarnation o
Percona Server audit log plugin best practices
(Andrew Moore) Auditing your database means tracking access and changes to your data and db objects. The Audit Log Plugin has been shipped with Percona Server since 5.5.37/5.6.17, for a little over 12 months. Prior to the Audit Log Plugin, you had to work in darker ways to achieve some incarnation o
Track and Optimize Server Connection Methods
(Georgi Kodinov) The MySQL server supports a variety of client connection methods. To summarize: you have TCP/IP (v4 and v6) on all OSes (with or without TLS/SSL encryption), Unix Domain Sockets on Unix/Linux, and Named Pipes and/or Shared Memory on Windows.
Track and Optimize Server Connection Methods
(Georgi Kodinov) The MySQL server supports a variety of client connection methods. To summarize: you have TCP/IP (v4 and v6) on all OSes (with or without TLS/SSL encryption), Unix Domain Sockets on Unix/Linux, and Named Pipes and/or Shared Memory on Windows.
Testing MySQL partitioning with pt-online-schema-change
(David Ducos) There are cases where we need to implement MySQL partitioning, or at least test if it is an option to solve an issue. However, how are we able to test it when the table on our production environment has hundreds of millions of rows, several composite indexes and/or the size on disk is
Testing MySQL partitioning with pt-online-schema-change
(David Ducos) There are cases where we need to implement MySQL partitioning, or at least test if it is an option to solve an issue. However, how are we able to test it when the table on our production environment has hundreds of millions of rows, several composite indexes and/or the size on disk is
Third day with InnoDB transparent page compression
(Mark Callaghan) My first two days with InnoDB transparent page compression didn’t turn out well. Transparent page compression can make InnoDB source code simpler and InnoDB more performant on insert heavy workloads.
Third day with InnoDB transparent page compression
(Mark Callaghan) My first two days with InnoDB transparent page compression didn’t turn out well. Transparent page compression can make InnoDB source code simpler and InnoDB more performant on insert heavy workloads.
super_read_only and GTID replication
(Stephane Combaudon) Percona Server 5.6.21+ and MySQL 5.7.8+ offer the super_read_only option that was first implemented in WebscaleSQL. Unlike read_only, this option prevents all users from running writes (even those with the SUPER privilege). Sure enough, this is a great feature, but what’s the re
