I am finalizing my Percona Live talk MySQL and Vitess (and Kubernetes) at HubSpot. In this talk, I mentioned that I like that Percona is providing better MySQL with Percona Server. This comes with a little inconvenience though: with improvements, sometimes comes regression. This post is about such regression and a workaround I implemented some time ago (I should have shared it earlier). This regression is fixed in Percona Server 5.7.37-40, so this is mostly interesting for historical purposes, or if you are running a Percona Server version older than that.
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Monday, May 22, 2023
Avoiding a STOP SLAVE Crash with MTR in Percona Server older than 5.7.37-40
Labels:
Crashing Bug,
MTR,
Multi-Threaded Replication,
MySQL,
Parallel Replication,
Percona,
Percona Server 5.7,
Replication,
Workaround
Thursday, June 28, 2018
JFG Posted on the Percona Community Blog - A Nice Feature in MariaDB 10.3: no InnoDB Buffer Pool in Core Dumps
I just posted an article on the Percona Community Blog. You can access it following this link:
I do not know if I will stop publishing posts on my personal blog or use both, I will see how things go. In the rest of this post, I will share why I published there and how things went in the process.
Labels:
Core Dump,
Crash,
InnoDB,
InnoDB Buffer Pool,
MariaDB 10.3,
MariaDB Server,
MySQL,
Operations,
Percona,
Percona Community Blog,
Percona Server
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