- High Availability and Scalability Patches from Google - describes changes made to improve SMP performance and make replication easier to manage. The changes include the SMP patches, global transaction IDs, hiearchical replication and binlog event checksums.
- MySQL Row Change Event Extraction and Publish - describes changes made to generate a row-change log on a replication slave that records DDL and all row changes from the replication workload. The log is complete, correct and easy to parse.
- MySQL Performance on EC2 - describes MySQL performance when deployed in a cloud, or using features typically used in a cloud (virtualization, network attached storage). It will describe the performance bottlenecks and improvements from the Google patch.
I have a talk at the Percona Performance Conference on Thursday at 10:50am. The title is TBD, but I have proposed the following: Life of a dirty page: the disk IO architecture of InnoDB and what can be done to improve it.
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Hi Mark,
ReplyDeleteI will be at your Monday's hackfest. Any general suggestions on environment provisioning before I show up: where to get the code, what code to get, compiler environment path settings, testing, etc., that sort of thing? I fought long and hard with wireless card setup on Ubuntu, so far I am not winning, so I want to be prepared beforehand.
Really looking forward to it. Thanks in advance!
Haidong "Alex" Ji
For me, wireless+ubuntu difficulty is a function of the chipset used. Ubuntu Hardy now has the non-free broadcom driver for 32-bit and 64-bit builds, so that has been painless for me.
ReplyDeleteBring the source release of your choice and an environment in which you can build MySQL. I will update the talk wiki to provide more background on this.
Fab stuff, Mark - the hackfest is a great idea too!
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