This sounds like mysql's binlog feature. Hopefully this will make it easier to make a kickass replication engine for pg.
Point-In-Time Recovery
In previous releases there was no way to recover from disk drive failure except to restore from a previous backup or use a standby replication server. Point-in-time recovery allows continuous backup of the server. You can recover either to the point of failure or to some transaction in the past.
Command to check if your system is susceptible
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Unfortunately PHP leaks memory like a sieve, so dont use it for any daemon-esque scripts that run 24/7.
I use it a lot for throw-away scripts, and have a bunch of scripts cronned (hourly, daily, weekly etc). PHP is great in this sort of role if you're already familiar with PHP.
I've run into hilarious problems trying to do more exotic sysadmin things with php. Most recent example; i was passing data between scripts on remote machines and had set up passwordless ssh logins. I was piping data from one machine over shh into a php script on another machine, reading using php's STDIN. Leaked 500 meg in a couple of mins before it was killed. (I only transfered around 50k of data).
Still, you can write handy scripts and run php from the command line and achieve a lot. php -f file.php, or use a #!/usr/bin/php -r shebang and you dont need the php tags round code.
Who the fuck watches camcordered movies anyway? Allowing these idiots to flood the market with such poor quality pirate copies would probably be a clever move.
Wow, the story mentioned JBoss. I know from experience that JBoss is the absolute BEST bit of software out there, it's so great. I can't recommend it enough. It's soooo much better than the competition..
Any DBMS has to do what Postgres calls Vacuuming. MySQL does it, Oracle does it.
The difference is that Postgresql allows you to control exactly when you do this. You can choose to vacuum the db when the load is reduced, perhaps overnight.
Other database are not as flexible.
Of course, the autovacuum utility in the/contib dir does a fine job if you dont want to schedule your own vacuums.
Artists who want to make their stuff available for streaming, and in return see some stats on how it performs might like to check out a project i'm working on: Last.fm.
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This sounds like mysql's binlog feature.
Hopefully this will make it easier to make a kickass replication engine for pg.
Point-In-Time Recovery
In previous releases there was no way to recover from disk drive failure except to restore from a previous backup or use a standby replication server. Point-in-time recovery allows continuous backup of the server. You can recover either to the point of failure or to some transaction in the past.
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Unfortunately PHP leaks memory like a sieve, so dont use it for any daemon-esque scripts that run 24/7.
I use it a lot for throw-away scripts, and have a bunch of scripts cronned (hourly, daily, weekly etc). PHP is great in this sort of role if you're already familiar with PHP.
I've run into hilarious problems trying to do more exotic sysadmin things with php. Most recent example; i was passing data between scripts on remote machines and had set up passwordless ssh logins. I was piping data from one machine over shh into a php script on another machine, reading using php's STDIN. Leaked 500 meg in a couple of mins before it was killed. (I only transfered around 50k of data).
Still, you can write handy scripts and run php from the command line and achieve a lot. php -f file.php, or use a #!/usr/bin/php -r shebang and you dont need the php tags round code.
RJ
LJ make money already.
;)
Look at the stats on how many paid accounts they have, and the price per month for such an account.
It works out over $150,000 per month income i believe
Mini-ITX Cluster has some useful info: http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/cluster/
But yeah.. what do you want the cluster for?
svn blame --verbose show extra annotation information :)
Haha.. otherwise know as "Who the fuck broke this bit of code"?
" upgrade from Unix to Windows "
:)
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah that's the funniest thing i've read in ages
Groklaw lies..
SCO are Great!
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SCO are Great!
SCO are Great!
This looks like a very cool project.
;)
For all those people reading this thread looking for a cheap way to resolve DB load problems for websites etc, check out Memcached:
http://www.danga.com/memcached/
After adding a memcache layer to your site you might find 1 lowly database server is more than enough
Imagine a quantum beowulf cluster of these babies..
I completely agree. mod parent up.
Who the fuck watches camcordered movies anyway?
Allowing these idiots to flood the market with such poor quality pirate copies would probably be a clever move.
Flamebait? No.
For the record, i use PostgreSQL.
Public relations?
MySQL is practically a household name compared to Postgres.
Wow, the story mentioned JBoss.
:)
I know from experience that JBoss is the absolute BEST bit of software out there, it's so great. I can't recommend it enough. It's soooo much better than the competition..
Ahem..
"ever wanted to program in an object oriented assembly language?"
No.
what solid state drive?
i'm looking to get one for a database machine, any pointers?
Thanks!
RJ
Anyone know of a good howto or guide to getting Steam working in wine?
Surely i cant just copy the install over and run the exe.. or can i?
My Anti-spyware software ;)
It'll be easier that barcodes - thus faster to pay and leave the store.
:)
In fact you can just pay on your way out without really having to queue, just walk thru the rfid scanner gateway gadget thing..
You'll be able to get into walmart, pick up a pack of tin-foil hats and leave in no time
i call troll on parent
kazaa lite k++ will still work you just wont be able to download the installer any more.
Why not just say "Expose effect for Metacity" instead of beating around the bush.
Call a spade a spade.
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'Course not
Any DBMS has to do what Postgres calls Vacuuming. MySQL does it, Oracle does it.
/contib dir does a fine job if you dont want to schedule your own vacuums.
The difference is that Postgresql allows you to control exactly when you do this. You can choose to vacuum the db when the load is reduced, perhaps overnight.
Other database are not as flexible.
Of course, the autovacuum utility in the
Artists who want to make their stuff available for streaming, and in return see some stats on how it performs might like to check out a project i'm working on: Last.fm.