Today we announce release 1.0.2-3 of our XtraDB storage engine.
Here is a list of enhancements:
Increasing the number of rseg may be helpful for CPU scale of write-intentional workloads. See benchmark results.
As you know, the group commit of InnoDB doesn’t work after MySQL 5.0 with binlog.
We pretend to fix this and added “innodb_enable_unsafe_group_commit=[0|1]” parameter. Note if you set this parameter to “1” record order of binlog and InnoDB transaction log could be not same. But because InnoDB manages transactions in correct order most users may not have problem with this.
Percona XtraDB 1.0.2-3 (Sapporo) available in source and several binary packages.
XtraDB is compatible with existing InnoDB tables (unless you used innodb_extra_undoslots) and we are going to keep compatibility in further releases. We are open for features requests for new engine and ready to accept community patches. You can monitor Percona’s current tasks and further plans on the Percona XtraDB Launchpad project. You can also request features and report bugs there. Also we have setup two maillists for General discussions and for Development related questions.
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Will the .deb packages work on debian stable? (Lenny?)
Where are the differences between the rhel5 and rhel5-relay-patch rpms?
thanks
Hi, are you planning to import your patches from the 5.0 highperf builds on your last XtraDB-embedded MySQL builds ?
It would be great to have features like mirror_binlog back.
Thanks for your great work.
Sander,
I have no idea, we have only Ubuntu on board. You can try and report us.
Moritz,
rhel5-relay-patch is experimental and contains patch overwrite-relay-info, I wrote about it there http://www.mysqlperformanceblog.com/2009/03/04/making-replication-a-bit-more-reliable/
Fair,
Yes, we have plans to port all patches from 5.0 to 5.1, we do it as time permits or if someone pays for that.
Vadim,
It seems to work!
Are there any plans for a Windows version. I’m running Server 2008 x64 and it would be really nice to have the xtra features.
Michael,
Currently we do not plan to support Windows version, sorry.
Innodb on windows are also only use one table space,what a pity!