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Mirrored Binlogs patch

Google patches V1 contain interesting patch to mirror binary log on slave. Although Google is preparing GlobalTransactionId patch, which going to be replacement for MirroredBinlogs, we still think mirroring binary logs is very useful for: Backup of binary logs in real...

Improved InnoDB rw_lock patch

There is patch from Google to improve SMP performance , but for some workloads it showed for us reverse scalability. E.g. update_key benchmark from sysbench. There are also results with Yasufumi’s rw_locks (http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=26442) ThreadsStandard...

What is stored InnoDB buffer pool

Ever wonder what is stored in InnoDB buffer pool at the moment ? It is not so hard actually – we made a short patch for MySQL 5.0 which show innodb buffer pool content mysql> select * from information_schema.INNODB_BUFFER_POOL_CONTENT;...

MySQL extensions for hosting

A few weeks ago I was asked to isolate some functionalities from Mark Callaghan’s MySQL patch bundle. They were extensions adding per-user and per-table accounting to the database, accessible with a new set of commands such as SHOW TABLE_STATISTICS, SHOW...

Microslow patch for 5.1.20

Microslow patch has been there for some time, but only for earlier MySQL editions such as 4.1 and 5.0. Now it’s also available for the latest 5.1. Because MySQL went through a lot of internal changes, the patch had to be written from scratch. It introduces some...

Microslow patch for 5.0.37

Just short message that patch enables microsecond resolution in slow-log (see more https://www.percona.com/blog/2006/09/06/slow-query-log-analyzes-tools/) for 5.0.37 is available here: www.percona.com/blog/files/patches/patch.slow-micro.5.0.37.diff The patch for...

Backport of micro-time patch to mysql 4.1

Taking into account 4.1 tree is still popular and is used on many production servers we decided to make backport of patch to slow-log queries. The patch allows to specify time of slow queries in microseconds and is very helpful in a fight with problematic queries. 4.1...

Internals of InnoDB mutexes

InnoDB uses its own mutexes and read-write locks instead of POSIX-mutexes pthread_mutex*, the main reason for that is performance, but InnoDB’s implementation isn’t ideal and on modern SMP boxes can cause serious performance problems. Let’s look on...

Returning to InnoDB scalability

I’m again returning to InnoDB scalability and related bug #15815 as it hurts many users and customers using multi-cpu servers. Short intro into problem: On 4-CPU box 1 thread executes full-table scan select query for 8 sec, but with 4 threads – each thread...

Stack trace for x86_64 boxes

We are going to release several patches which are not included in official MySQL releases. First one is automatically stack trace for x86_64 systems. Currently MySQL resolves stack in crash only for x86 boxes. You can download patch for 5.0.22 source tree here. How to...