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Michael Villegas
Michael has worked as a DBA since 2010 in several database engines. He joined Percona in 2021 on the Managed Services team. He is an enthusiast of automation and loves learning about MySQL internals. In his spare time, he enjoys swimming, playing video games, and testing new food.

Audit DROP Statements in Percona Server for MySQL

Managing database servers involves different aspects, among which security is critical. We know that we should always grant the minimal required permissions to the different user accounts in the database, as having a user with high-level permission can lead to unexpected results, such as having an index drop affecting the system performance or even more […]

How To Make Schema Changes and Not Die Trying

Schema changes are required to add new features or to fix bugs in an application. However, there is no standard procedure to make the changes in a quick and safe manner. If the changes are not made considering the necessary precautions, you may face unwanted outages on the database that can cause serious problems to […]

pt-archiver Misbehaving With Secondary Index

Not long ago, we found a long-running query in one of our clients on Managed Services. While reviewing this long-running query, we found it was generated by a pt-archiver operation. That doesn’t sound good, right? I was able to reproduce the issue on my test environment. In this article, I will show you how to […]