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Friday, April 25. 2008

MySQL gems from Sun bloggers

While being subscribed to the full blogs.sun.com feed certainly feels like drinking water from a firehose, every once in a while I stumble over very well-written and useful articles about MySQL. Below is a collection of helpful posts, especially if you run MySQL on Solaris (surprise!). And while I still am an avid Linux user, I must admit that Solaris has a few neat features - particularly DTrace and ZFS are quite intriguing. If only userland would not feel so weird for someone coming from a GNU/Linux background!

From Jenny Chen's blog:

 From Ritu Kamboj's blog:

 From Krish Shankar's Blog:

 More to come in the near future!

 

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Hi Lenz, I know the userland feeling <img src="/templates/default/img/emoticons/smile.png" alt=":-)" style="display: inline; vertical-align: bottom;" class="emoticon" /> That said, DTrace is just extremely valuable for looking under the hood. Nice collection of resources. I am very interested in Solaris Cluster and can't wait to deploy in our environment for testing. This could be the answer to DRBD. frank
#1 Frank Mashraqi (Homepage) on 2008-04-26 03:37 (Reply)

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