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… Mark Callaghan ( Facebook Engineer): "You can tune # MySQL to perform very fast per node if you know what you're doing."
Jesper Nordenberg : Java is good at hiding the real complexities of programming and introducing incidental ones.
@ markimbriaco : It's true, I'm a hardware nerd. I love servers, not gonna lie.
I see a lot of people comming out of the server closet these days ( Kyle Brandt ). Be proud!
Possibly …
If all is well, launch your mysql CLI, and do a "show processlist" to see the open HandlerSocket connections. Now, if you are curious, you can telnet directly to the read or write port and issue some queries , or pick one of the existing clients ( PHP, Java, Python, Node.js, Ruby) and do it from the comfort of your favorite language.
Ruby & HandlerSocket
HandlerSocket ships with a C++ library ( libhsclient ) for which there are …
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…PHP applications are developed on a single host — Apache, PHP and MySQL on localhost. With Vagrant it becomes surprisingly easy to mimic production.
Not to say that I have to run 20 virtual machines to copy my cluster of application servers, but it's perfectly acceptable to set up an environment with four VMs where one is a loadbalancer, two are application servers and then a database server.
Networking and port forwards
Unless you regulary let others use your VMs, don't …
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…already familiar, the setup and configuration of a LAMP ( Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) stack. Ewart shows how the installation and maintenance of this stack can be automated using Chef and out-of-the-box community cookbooks, downloaded directly from Opscode's community site at community.opscode.com . He then delves more into detail, talking about Chef's other concepts (roles and environments), and also discusses data bags, which can hold global data about an entire …
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Prior to bundler, this is what you would do on snow-leopard to install mysql: $ sudo env ARCHFLAGS= "-arch x86_64" gem install mysql -- --with-mysql- config= /usr/ local /mysql/bin/mysql_config
With bundler, there is no command line option that I could find that I can pass to "bundle install" command. Having been in the loop around bundler, I knew that such OS specific options don't go in Gemfile and have to be specified in user specific files such as …
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Support for popular extensions including sqlite3-ruby, mysql, Nokogiri, yajl-ruby (and the obligatory "much, much more.")
Integrated profiler
JIT compilation (a la JRuby) for über-performance
It doesn't work on Windows (yet)
The How: Getting Rubinius 1.0 Running
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…understanding and communicating relationships in data . Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Redis, and MongoDB out-of-the-box.
§ Times Haiku, a collection of Haiku found in The New York Times . Love this one :
As an engineer,
I'm sort of a student of
how things fall apart.
§ Eric Bogs :
If Tetris has taught me anything, it is that errors pile up and accomplishments disappear.
§ Rich Rogers :
"A good programmer …
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I am starting a series of posts dealing with blockers at work. Here is the first one using gem bundler on Snow Leopard and mysql Mac OS X 10.5 (x86_64) version.
Command: [source:ruby] rake db:create [/source]
Error: [source:ruby] rake aborted! uninitialized constant MysqlCompat:: MysqlRes [/source]
Solution: Compile the bundled mysql gem with correct options. That is, locate your mysql_config and create a ...
Week of March 25 - March 31, 2013
As of 336b3767 the PostgreSQL point type maps to a Ruby array of floats.
9600e0b0 adds support for MySQL FULLTEXT and SPATIAL indexes.
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