Sheeri
Disclaimer: I went to this group because as soon as I heard about a “Virtual Self-Study Group,” I realized I wanted to see it happen for beginning MySQL administration, writing queries, and optimizing queries. At Northeast PHP. slides are available … Continue reading
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
Sheeri
I’m at the Professional IT Community Conference, aka PICC, for the first day. I am taking Pulling Strings with Puppet: A Gentle Introduction by Thomas Uphill of the Institute for Advanced Study and Benjamin Rose – Princeton University…here are my … Continue reading
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We have a new team member! We are still growing! We would like to extend a warm welcome to Ryan Watson as the latest member to join the Desktop Support Team! He will be based in the London office, and … Continue reading
Sheeri
Because I wrote a book and am somewhat visible in the community, I often get requests to write articles, and many of those requests are not completely appropriate for me. For example, today I got an e-mail from Lukas Rakowski … Continue reading
Sheeri
I found Baron’s reasoning on why the Percona Nagios plugins do not use caching interesting. On the surface, the logic is sound – you do not want to cache when you want real-time monitoring. I have not yet had time … Continue reading
Sheeri
I have been at Mozilla nearly three months, and I used to blog a lot more than I currently do. A lot of the content I used to blog about I end up blogging and talking about in OurSQL: The … Continue reading