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2010-06-05 Sat
这两天看到了多篇关于SSD在MySQL中的应用的测试, 感觉非常不错..
下面的内容摘自上面来自slideShare的pdf文件.
基本结论如下
- SSD is extremely good at random reads
- SSD is very good at random writes
- HDD is good enough at sequential reads/writes
- No strong reason to use SSD for sequential writes
简单翻译
- SSD 有非常好的随机读能力
- SSD 有很好的随机写能力
- HDD 对于顺序读写的场景来讲已经足够好
- 没有很好的理由来使用SSD到顺序写的场景
其他几篇不错的关于此的文章.
An Overview of Flash Storage for Databases
How Solid state Technologies are Transforming MySQL Server Performance and the Datacenter Architectures
Understanding the Role of IO As a Bottleneck
FlashCache: tpcc workload with FusionIO card as cache
No related posts.
2010-06-04 Fri
课程的环境和氛围比我想象的还要好,培训是一个现场互动性非常强的工作,我建议大家可以把培训看成是一次座谈,大家可以充分和讲师互动来促进理解,建议讲师用更合适的方法来进行授课。
我们双方的目标是一致的:通过现场互动培训,将有用的知识以易于理解的方式传达给大家。
600前两天做了非常完善的讲解与铺垫,以实践可用的操作为主,将日常工作必要的技能传授出来。
而崔华讲解的将是更加深入的内容,从本质上介绍Oracle的恢复机制。
我戏称,要控制崔华,不要讲的太深、太抽象,他现场控制的非常好,而我也从他这里学到好多东西,取长补短,我相信我以后在备份恢复方面一定可以传达出更好的内容。
而Oracle的确是博大精深,我觉得关于Redo方面的内容,完全都可以组织一个非常精彩的,至少2天的课程。
有学员问到,你们如何知道这样的方法,这样的手段?
我说,我们真的是花了5、6年才能理解到这个层面,而通过培训,现在大家可以快速的获得这些知识,这就是进步。而我非常高兴我们能够通过培训、甚至是ACOUG的公开免费活动将知识和经验传播出去。
感谢朋友们的支持!
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Welcome to Log Buffer, the weekly roundup of database blogs.
Kicking off this week in Log Buffer #191 are posts from Alisher Yuldashev:
Randolf Geist blogs on an Advanced Oracle Troubleshooting Session – PGA/UGA memory fragmentation for when a batch process takes significantly longer than expected.
James Morle talks about an example of a misleading average in Log File Sync and AWR – Not Good Bedfellows.
And a few faves from Bradd Piontek:
Marco Gralike, on Blog.Gralike.Com, revisits Enabling and Disabling Database Options, a small item that is easily overlooked. Marco also notes a cool tool: VirtualBox Appliance which makes a great start-up test environment. Word of caution however, it’s for testing purposes only.
On Askdba.org, Amit advises on downloading Oracle software directly to server in a post based on Pythian’s downloading from OTN directly to your database server. Watch for future posts from Brad on how he does it via Firefox, and edelivery.oracle.com.
Alex Gorbachev is spreading the word about The Ultimate SQL Tune-off with Jonathan Lewis and Kyle Hailey, two of his most respected Oracle performance experts, believing the session should be interesting to all DBAs, not just Oracle.
Robert Catteral continues to recap session highlights from the International DB2 Users Group Conference last month in Nuggets from DB2 by the Bay, Part 3, following Parts 1 & 2.
Chen Shapira contributed Cloning Oracle Home from RAC to Stand-Alone.
On In Recovery, Paul Randal wrote the whitepaper Proven SQL Server Architectures for High Availability and Disaster Recovery he wrote for the Spring SQL Server release has been published.
Moving to MySQL world, Vadim Tkachenko continues storage benchmarking of MySQL FlashCache (very much like Oracle FlashCache but for MySQL InnoDB engine). This time he is using FusionIO cards for FlashCache.
And, to round things off, Ronald Bradford writes about When SET GLOBAL affects SESSION scope.
Have a great weekend everyone.
This is just a short blog post to spread the word about the upcoming webinar organized by Embarcadero with fellow member of OakTable Network — Jonathan Lewis and Kyle Hailey — Ultimate SQL Tune-off.
Kyle and Jonathan are on my list of the most respected Oracle performance experts and I could only imagine what they can deliver joining the forces. I’ll allow myself to quote the opening of the webinar as it sounds really interesting:
According to Jonathan Lewis, there is a basic strategy to writing efficient SQL, but it requires knowledge of the data, the metadata, and the intent of the query.
Jonathan will start with the basic principles of efficient data access and then show different ways of analyzing the data. He’ll then describe a graphical approach to finding the most efficient access path for a query and then apply the method to a problem he recently saw with one of his clients.
But wait… is there more than one way to skin a cat? Kyle Hailey thinks so, and he’s not afraid to let Jonathan know it!
Kyle’s fancy footwork will include his own approach to Visual SQL Tuning (VST) with some ring side support from DB Optimizer XE. Hitting below the belt? You be the judge.
The webinar is on June 10, 2010 at 11AM Pacific / 2PM Eastern.
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