mk-query-digest uses less memory
Daniel changed mk-query-digest to use much less memory. It parsed and aggregated a 2GB MySQL slow query log file in a few dozen megabytes of memory for me yesterday. Thanks to Facebook for sponsoring this work.
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Sheeri Cabral
20 May 10 at 3:13 pm
Can I get this update I have the same issue with memory. I would love to try this out on my cluster.
Joshua Gordon
21 May 10 at 1:51 pm
Yes, of course. Go to the Maatkit site and download it as explained there. Use the Maatkit mailing list for any questions.
Xaprb
21 May 10 at 2:04 pm