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 a lot, mostly within the Bugzilla property.
- Backed up several database servers that were not previously backed up
- Dealt with more puppet dashboard disk space issues
- Repaired a few tables after changing ft_min_word_length on some bugzilla slaves
- Upgraded bugzilla slaves to Percona 5.1
- Rebuilt our secondary bugzilla permissions
- Added alerts to our backups to make sure we have current backups
- Upgraded one of the bugzilla slaves’ Fusion IO card to driver 3.1, as per Percona’s blog post about it. We went from timing cached reads from 9346.48 MB/sec to 10851.80 MB/sec – an increase of 1.47G/sec, or 16.11%.
- Restored Bugzilla staging from a production restore to test an upcoming upgrade
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 a lot, mostly within the Bugzilla property.
- Backed up several database servers that were not previously backed up
- Dealt with more puppet dashboard disk space issues
- Repaired a few tables after changing ft_min_word_length on some bugzilla slaves
- Upgraded bugzilla slaves to Percona 5.1
- Rebuilt our secondary bugzilla permissions
- Added alerts to our backups to make sure we have current backups
- Upgraded one of the bugzilla slaves’ Fusion IO card to driver 3.1, as per Percona’s blog post about it. We went from timing cached reads from 9346.48 MB/sec to 10851.80 MB/sec – an increase of 1.47G/sec, or 16.11%.
- Restored Bugzilla staging from a production restore to test an upcoming upgrade