'MySQL' Category

  • MySQL master discovery methods, part 6: other methods

    May 22, 2018

    This is the sixth in a series of posts reviewing methods for MySQL master discovery: the means by which an application connects to the master of a replication tree. Moreover, the means by which, upon master failover, it identifies and connects to the newly promoted master. These posts are not concerned with the manner by […]

  • MySQL master discovery methods, part 5: Service discovery & Proxy

    May 14, 2018

    This is the fifth in a series of posts reviewing methods for MySQL master discovery: the means by which an application connects to the master of a replication tree. Moreover, the means by which, upon master failover, it identifies and connects to the newly promoted master. These posts are not concerned with the manner by […]

  • MySQL master discovery methods, part 4: Proxy heuristics

    May 10, 2018

    Note: the method described here is an anti pattern This is the fourth in a series of posts reviewing methods for MySQL master discovery: the means by which an application connects to the master of a replication tree. Moreover, the means by which, upon master failover, it identifies and connects to the newly promoted master. […]

  • MySQL master discovery methods, part 3: app & service discovery

    May 8, 2018

    This is the third in a series of posts reviewing methods for MySQL master discovery: the means by which an application connects to the master of a replication tree. Moreover, the means by which, upon master failover, it identifies and connects to the newly promoted master. These posts are not concerned with the manner by […]

  • MySQL master discovery methods, part 2: VIP & DNS

    May 7, 2018

    This is the second in a series of posts reviewing methods for MySQL master discovery: the means by which an application connects to the master of a replication tree. Moreover, the means by which, upon master failover, it identifies and connects to the newly promoted master. These posts are not concerned with the manner by […]

  • MySQL master discovery methods, part 1: DNS

    May 3, 2018

    This is the first in a series of posts reviewing methods for MySQL master discovery: the means by which an application connects to the master of a replication tree. Moreover, the means by which, upon master failover, it identifies and connects to the newly promoted master. These posts are not concerned with the manner by […]

  • Using dbdeployer in CI tests

    February 20, 2018

    I was very pleased when Giuseppe Maxia (aka datacharmer) unveiled dbdeployer in his talk at pre-FOSDEM MySQL day. The announcement came just at the right time. I wish to briefly describe how we use dbdeployer (work in progress). The case for gh-ost A user opened an issue on gh-ost, and the user was using MySQL […]

  • orchestrator 3.0.6: faster crash detection & recoveries, auto Pseudo-GTID, semi-sync and more

    January 29, 2018

    orchestrator 3.0.6 is released and includes some exciting improvements and features. It quickly follows up on 3.0.5 released recently, and this post gives a breakdown of some notable changes: Faster failure detection Recall that orchestrator uses a holistic approach for failure detection: it reads state not only from the failed server (e.g. master) but also […]

  • orchestrator 3.0.3: auto provisioning raft nodes, native Consul support and more

    November 16, 2017

    orchestrator 3.0.3 is released! There's been a lot going on since 3.0.2: orchestrator/raft: auto-provisioning nodes via lightweight snaphsots In an orchestrator/raft setup, we have n hosts forming a raft cluster. In a 3-node setup, for example, one node can go down, and still the remaining two will form a consensus, keeping the service operational. What […]

  • gh-ost 1.0.42 released: JSON support, optimizations

    September 14, 2017

    gh-ost 1.0.42 is released and available for download. JSON MySQL 5.7's JSON data type is now supported. There is a soft-limitation, that your JSON may not be part of your PRIMARY KEY. Currently this isn't even supported by MySQL anyhow. Performance Two noteworthy changes are: Client side prepared statements reduce network traffic and round trips […]

 
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