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Percona Monitoring and Management 1.0.2 Beta
Percona announces the release of Percona Monitoring and Management 1.0.2 Beta on 28 July 2016.
Like prior versions, PMM is distributed through Docker Hub and is free to download. Full instructions for download and installation of the server and client are available in the documentation.
Notable changes to the tool include:
- Upgraded to Grafana 3.1.0.
- Upgraded to Prometheus 1.0.1.
- Set default metrics retention to 30 days.
- Eliminated port 9001. Now the container uses only one configurable port, 80 by default.
- Eliminated the need to specify ADDRESS variable when creating Docker container.
- Completely re-wrote pmm-admin with more functions.
- Added ability to stop all services using the new pmm-admin.
- Added support to name instances using the new pmm-admin.
- Query Analytics Application updates:
- Redesigned queries profile table
- Redesigned metrics table
- Redesigned instance settings page
- Added sparkline charts
- Added ability to show more than ten queries
- Various updates for MongoDB dashboards.
The full release notes are available in the documentation. The documentation also includes details on installation and architecture.
A demonstration of the tool has been set up at pmmdemo.percona.com.
We have also implemented forums for the discussion of PMM.
Help us improve our software quality by reporting any bugs you encounter using our bug tracking system. As always, thanks for your continued support of Percona!
Some screen shots of the updates:
Note the new sparkline that shows the current load in context (so you know if the number is higher/normal/lower than normal), and the option to “Load next 10 queries” at the bottom of the listing.
Our admin tool was completely re-written with new functions:
pmm-admin –help outputpmm-admin list command output
pmm-admin check-network output, which provides information on the status of the client’s network connection to the server.
Upcoming Webinar August 2 10:00 am PDT: MySQL and Ceph
Join Brent Compton, Kyle Bader and Yves Trudeau on August 2, 2016 at 10 am PDT (UTC-7) for a MySQL and Ceph webinar.
Many operators select OpenStack as their control plane of choice for providing both internal and external IT services. The OpenStack user survey repeatedly shows Ceph as the dominant backend for providing persistent storage volumes through OpenStack Cinder. When building applications and repatriating old workloads, developers are discovering the need to provide OpenStack infrastructure database services. Given MySQL’s ubiquity, and it’s reliance on persistent storage, it is of utmost importance to understand how to achieve the performance demanded by today’s applications. Databases like MySQL can be incredibly IO intensive, and Ceph offers a great opportunity to go beyond the limitations presented by a single scale-up system. Since Ceph provides a mutable object store with atomic operations, could MySQL store InnoDB pages directly in Ceph?
This talk reviews the general architecture of Ceph, and then discusses benchmark results from small to mid-size Ceph clusters. These benchmarks lead to the development of prescriptive guidance around tuning Ceph storage nodes (OSDs), the impact the amount of physical memory, and the presence of SSDs, high-speed networks or RAID controllers.
Click here to register now. Speakers: Brent ComptonDirector Storage Solution Architectures, Red Hat Brent Compton is Director Storage Solution Architectures at Red Hat. He leads the team responsible for building Ceph and Gluster storage reference architectures with Red Hat Storage partners. Before Red Hat, Brent was responsible for emerging non-volatile memory software technologies at Fusion-io. Previous enterprise software leadership roles include VP Product Management at Micromuse (now IBM Tivoli Netcool) and Product Marketing Director within HP’s OpenView software division. Brent also served as Director Middleware Development Platforms at the LDS Church and as CIO at Joint Commission International. Brent has a tight-knit family, and can be found on skis or a mountain bike whenever possible. Kyle Bader
Sr Solution Architect, Red Hat Kyle Bader, a Red Hat senior architect, provides expertise in the design and operation of petabyte-scale storage systems using Ceph. He joined Red Hat as part of the 2014 Inktank acquisition. As a senior systems engineer at DreamHost, he helped implement, operate, and design Ceph and OpenStack-based systems for DreamCompute and DreamObjects cloud products. Yves Trudeau
Principal Architect Yves is a Principal Consultant at Percona, specializing in MySQL High-Availability and scaling solutions. Before joining Percona in 2009, he worked as a senior consultant for MySQL AB and Sun Microsystems, assisting customers across North America with NDB Cluster and Heartbeat/DRBD technologies. Yves holds a Ph.D. in Experimental Physics from Université de Sherbrooke. He lives in Québec, Canada with his wife and three daughters.
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Percona Live Europe Amsterdam 2016 Tutorial Schedule is Up!
This blog post lists the Percona Live Europe Amsterdam 2016 tutorial schedule.
We are excited to announce that the tutorial schedule for the Percona Live Europe Amsterdam Open Source Database Conference 2016 is up!
The Percona Live Europe Amsterdam Open Source Database Conference is the premier event for the diverse and active open source community, as well as businesses that develop and use open source software. The conferences have a technical focus with an emphasis on the core topics of MySQL, MongoDB, and other open source databases. Tackling subjects such as analytics, architecture and design, security, operations, scalability and performance, Percona Live provides in-depth discussions for your high-availability, IoT, cloud, big data and other changing business needs.
Tackling subjects such as analytics, architecture and design, security, operations, scalability and performance, Percona Live Europe provides in-depth discussions for your high-availability, IoT, cloud, big data and other changing business needs. This conference is an opportunity to network with peers and technology professionals by bringing together accomplished DBA’s, system architects and developers from around the world to share their knowledge and experience – all to help you learn how to tackle your open source database challenges in a whole new way. These tutorials are a must for any data performance professional!
The Percona Live Europe Open Source Database Conference is October 3-5 at the Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre.
Click through to the tutorial link right now, look them over, and pick which sessions you want to attend. Discounted passes available below!
Tutorial List:- InnoDB Architecture and Performance Optimization
Peter Zaitsev (Percona) - Best Practices for MySQL High Availability
Colin Charles (MariaDB) - ProxySQL Tutorial
René Cannaò (Self Employed), Derek Downey (Pythian), David Turner(Dropbox) - MySQL Operations in Docker
Giuseppe Maxia (VMware) - MySQL GTID Implementation, Maintenance and Best Practices
Mark Filipi (SurveyMonkey), Gillian Gunson (GitHub), Brian Cain (Dropbox) - Become a MySQL DBA (Part 1 and 2)
Krzysztof Książek (Severalnines AB) - MongoDB 101 (Part 1 and 2)
David Murphy (Percona) - NoSQL Data Stores in Research and Practice
Felix Gessert - MySQL Performance Schema in Action
Alexander Rubin (Percona), Sveta Smirnova (Percona) - MySQL Group Replication in a Nutshell: Hands-on Tutorial
Frédéric Descamps (Oracle) - MyRocks Deep Dive: Flash Optimized LSM Database for MySQL, and Its Use Case at Facebook
Yoshinori Matsunobu (Facebook) - MySQL Schema Design in Practice
Jaime Crespo (Wikimedia Foundation) - MySQL High Availability with Percona XtraDB 5.7
TBD - The Complete MariaDB Tutorial
Colin Charles (MariaDB)
Just a reminder to everyone out there: our Early Bird discount rate for the Percona Live Europe Amsterdam Open Source Database Conference is only available ‘til August 8, 2016, 11:30 pm PST! This rate gets you all the excellent and amazing opportunities that Percona Live offers, at a very reasonable price!
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