Join Sveta Smirnova Thursday, August 11 at 10 am PDT (UTC-7) for a webinar on InnoDB Troubleshooting.
InnoDB is one of the most popular database engines. This general-purpose storage engine is widely used, has been MySQL’s default engine since version 5.6, and holds MySQL system tables since 5.7. It is hard to find a MySQL installation that doesn’t have at least one InnoDB table.
InnoDB is not a simple engine. It has its own locks, transactions, log files, monitoring, options and more. It is also under active development. Some of the latest features introduced in 5.6 are read-only transactions and multiple buffer pools (which now can persist on the disk between restarts). In 5.7, InnoDB added spatial indexes and general tablespaces (which can be created to hold table data per user choice). InnoDB development continues forward today.
Its features provide a great deal of power for users, but at the same time make troubleshooting a complex task.
This webinar will try to make InnoDB troubleshooting easier. You will learn specific tools in InnoDB, how and when to use them, how to get useful information from numerous InnoDB metrics and how to decode the engine status.
Register for this webinar here.
Sveta Smirnova, Principal Technical Services Engineer
Sveta joined Percona in 2015. Her main professional interests are problem-solving, working with tricky issues, bugs, finding patterns that can solve typical issues quicker and teaching others how to deal with MySQL issues, bugs and gotchas effectively. Before joining Percona Sveta worked as Support Engineer in MySQL Bugs Analysis Support Group in MySQL AB-Sun-Oracle. She is the author of book “MySQL Troubleshooting” and JSON UDF functions for MySQL.
