(Mark Grennan) In my last two posts I installed the HandlerSocket plugin into MariaDB and showed how to use it with Perl. That’s good, but if you are thinking of using HandlerSocket I’m guessing you have a very high traffic website and it’s written in PHP. In this post I’m going to connect Handle
Tag: Open Source
Ubuntu Upstart for automatic MySQL start and stop
(Anders Karlsson) Here at Recorded Future we use Ubuntu (running on Amazon EC2), but so far we have not explored Ubuntu Upstart that much. During the holidays I made an effort to get acquainted with Upstart and to implement proper MySQL start and stop with it.
Rare MyISAM failing to delete MYD file for temporary tables.
(Eric Bergen) I manage a few systems that every hundred million disk temporary table deletions or so one of them will fail. MySQL will delete the MYI file but leave the MYD behind. It’s very strange. There isn’t an error in the error log but subsequent queries that try to use the same temporary tabl
How long is recovery from 8G innodb_log_file
(Vadim) In my previous posts I highlighted that one of improvements in Percona Server is support of innodb_log_file_size > 4G. This test was done using Percona Server 5.5.7, but the same performance expected for InnoDB-plugin and MySQL 5.5.
What’s new in mk-query-digest: EXPLAIN sparklines
(Baron Schwartz) This month’s Maatkit release has some nice new features and improvements to mk-query-digest. There is one that deserves its own blog post: EXPLAIN sparklines.
Some hidden goods in MySQL 5.5
(Giuseppe Maxia) The announcement of MySQL 5.5 released as GA has outlined the improvements in this version, which indeed has enough good new features to excite most any user.
Five reasons to upgrade to MySQL 5.5
(Ronald Bradford) I have been looking forward to the general availability (GA) release of MySQL 5.5 since is was publically announced in September that we would see this in 2010. While I already have a production client with 5.5.7rc, the badge of general availability is a great way to promote why en
MySQL Local Connect Only
(Michael McLaughlin) Somebody asked if you really have to run the MySQL Configuration Wizard when you want to shut out network connections. The answer is no.
MySQL Partitioning – can save you or kill you
(Peter Zaitsev) I wanted for a while to write about using MySQL Partitioning for Performance Optimization and I just got a relevant customer case to illustrate it. First you need to understand how partitions work internally.
MySQL logon and logoff trigger for auditing
(Shinguz) A while ago I did some research about MySQL audit functionality and logon a and logoff triggers. MySQL and MariaDB provide a logon trigger in the form of the init_connect variable but no logoff trigger where most of the work for auditing would be done. When we would have a logoff trigger w
