Sheeri
ETA: For those wanting to know the root cause, see the comments. So, MySQL seemed to be faring just fine during and after the leap second. There were no big problems or catastrophic failures. However, we noticed that MySQL (and … Continue reading
jakem
After months of effort in coding, testing, delays, and redesigns, we are very happy to announce that MoPad (etherpad.mozilla.org) is now BrowserID-aware for all “Team Site” logins. All existing Team Sites and user logins are still present, but are now … Continue reading
Brian Hourigan
I gave my first presentation at MySQL/NoSQL/Cloud Latin American Conference today, in fact, it was my first presentation ever. I’ve spoken in front of small groups for a few minutes before, but never a presentation complete with slides. The talk … Continue reading
Sheeri
At the 1st Latin American MySQL, NoSQL and Cloud Conference, my podcast co-host Gerry and I gave a talk on Alerting with MySQL and Nagios – download the PDF slides!
Sheeri
It is a short week for me this week, because I have tomorrow off as I prepare for the 1st Latin American MySQL, NoSQL and Cloud conference in Buenos Aires next week. However, this week in database, we have done … Continue reading
Sheeri
I am thrilled to present a session from OUG Harmony 2012 in Finland. I was lucky enough to see this one live, and hope everyone will spend the hour to watch a database legend speak about a big problem in … Continue reading
Sheeri
What do Tungsten, Galera and MySQL 5.5 diagnostics have in common? They are the subjects of 4 videos I took a few weeks ago in Finland, attending the Helsinki MySQL User Group and OUG Harmony. Without further ado, here are … Continue reading
Sheeri
The theme this week was “data integrity and security”: Upgraded the kernel in our Puppet Dashboard DB master/slave cluster after one of the machines crashed. Verified that none of our databases were running a version of MySQL that was affected … Continue reading
Sheeri
Recently I started using Checkmarkable – a free online service to make and use checklists. Here’s how it works: – You make a checklist, which is a template – When someone wants to use the checklist, they create a “worksheet”. … Continue reading
Sheeri
Mozilla’s self-assessment is pretty good – it asks two questions – what your accomplishments were, and what your challenges were. This is pretty much what most self-assessments boil down to. Corey Shields is an excellent boss, and Matthew Zeier is … Continue reading