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1.05BN QPM using MySQL Cluster 7.2
We've passed another performance milestone using MySQL Cluster. In 2002 we passed the limit of 1M reads per second. Now we've passed the milestone of 1B reads per minute. We achieved 1.05BN reads per...
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Scalability enhancements of MySQL Cluster 7.2
For MySQL Cluster 7.2 we have worked on increasing the number of CPUs that can be used to execute the workload on the data nodes.A MySQL Cluster 7.2 data node is functionally divided into 7 thread...
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MySQL Cluster Manager 1.1.4 Released – includes support for MySQL Cluster 7.2
MySQL Cluster Manager 1.1. is now available to download and try from Oracle E-Delivery (select “MySQL Database” as the product pack). There’s lots of good stuff gone in under the covers as part of this...
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1 Billion Queries Per Minute – MySQL Cluster 7.2 is GA!
1 Billion queries per minute with MySQL ClusterOracle have just announced that MySQL Cluster 7.2 is now GA and available for production deployments. Amongst the highlights for the release are:...
View ArticleGet a free copy of High Performance MySQL 3rd Edition!
Want a free copy of High Performance MySQL, Third Edition? If you register before the early-bird pricing expires for the MySQL Conference in April, and use the discount code PL-Book, you’ll get to take...
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1 Billion queries per minute and much more – free webinar on MySQL Cluster...
1 Billion queries per minute with MySQL Cluster Oracle announced the General Availability of MySQL Cluster 7.2 today. Join this live webinar to learn about what’s new in the production-ready, GA...
View ArticleOptimize Your SQL With Percona’s Online Query Advisor!
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could get expert advice on your SQL queries to find problems in them, the same way that programmers can use lint-check tools to warn about bugs in their C? if ( execute = 1 )...
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MySQL Security Essentials Presentation
Today at the RMOUG Training Days 2012 event I gave an introduction presentation on MySQL Security Essentials covering the following topics: MySQL Security defaults MySQL Security Improvements OS...
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View ArticleMySQL Advanced 7.2
MySQL Advanced 7.2 (7.2.4 GA, published on Thursday, 16 Feb 2012)PlanetMySQL Voting: Vote UP / Vote DOWN
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New! Cloud-based MySQL Database Monitoring from Monitis
New feature provides significantly faster insight and root cause analysis SAN JOSE, Calif., February, 15, 2012 – Monitis, the leading cloud and web application monitoring software provider, today...
View ArticleI’ve been interviewed in the NoCOUG Journal
The Northern California Oracle Users Group (NoCOUG) just published an interview with me in their journal. It’s titled “A Whole New World of MySQL”. You can read it in the full journal (PDF), or on Iggy...
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More on database consistency
I've written a few times about database consistency before, mainly in conjunction with NoSQL and the concept of Eventual consistency. Now, I'm about to do an update on the subject, as I have come to...
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Shinguz: What can MySQL performance monitoring graphs tell you?
Many of you may monitor their databases for different purposes. Beside alerting it is often good to also make some graphs from MySQL performance counters to see what is actually happening on your...
View ArticleColorado MySQL Users Group Presentation
In addition to speaking at RMOUG event in Denver, I also spoke today in Broomfield on “Improving MySQL Performance with Better Indexes”. This presentation included details on : Effective examples of...
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MySQL for Database Administrators Training on Demand
I ran across the "Training on Demand" option for a MySQL for Database Administrators class. I thought I would share in case you missed it....
View ArticleSurprises in store with ndb_restore
While doing some routine fiddling regarding some topic I've now forgotten, I discovered that ndb_restore was doing something quite surprising. It's been common wisdom for some time that one can use...
View ArticleWhy SQL_MODE is essential even when not perfect
In a recent rant on Why I think SQL_MODE is useless…, I wanted to counteract this statement with why we MUST all use SQL_MODE, even with the inherit flaws. The fundamental principle of a database is to...
View ArticleNIST::NVD CWE development – follow along
I’m in the process of getting the tests passing for the 0.03 release of NIST::NVD::Store::SQLite3 wherein our hero imports the CWE data and cross-indexes it with CVEs and CPEs. Follow along and suggest...
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