In this episode we finish our series on MaxScale. Ear candy is about using MySQL and Galera for geographic replication, and at the Movies uses MySQL to build big data applications.
This week, we discuss server thread pooling in MySQL and MariaDB. Ear Candy is a workaround for max key length in InnoDB, and At the Movies is Continuous Integration For Your Database Migrations.
This week we continue our series on Common Schema and talk about different ways to look at the processlist, help with the query profiler, and some internal Common Schema tables. Ear Candy is about RHEL 7.0 using MariaDB, and At the Movies is The Human Postmortem.
This week we continue our discussion of Common Schema by finishing up the routines and starting to look at the views it offers. Ear Candy is and At The Movies is
News
In the news, the OurSQL podcast will change to a monthly format after episode 200. We love doing the podcast, but it is very time consuming and production is expensive. We will still bring quality episodes, they will just be spaced further apart.
This week we discuss pt-sift and pt-stalk. Ear Candy is about a new tool called Orchestrator, and At the Movies is about Trove on OpenStack to provide open source Database as a Service.
News
Gerry:
In the news, the OurSQL podcast will change to a monthly format after episode 200. We love doing the podcast, but it is very time consuming and production is expensive. We will still bring quality episodes, they will just be spaced further apart.
This week we discuss more Percona tools: pt-online-schema-change and pt-slave-find. Ear Candy is using the CONNECT storage engine to read GPX files, and At the Movies is Performance at Scale with TokuDB.
Events DB Hangops - every other Wednesay at noon Pacific time
This week we discuss new optimizer improvements in MariaDB 10. Ear Candy is about the MariaDB threadpool, and At the Movies is Oracle's Tomas Ulin talking about raising the bar with MySQL.
Events DB Hangops - every other Wednesay at noon Pacific time
