Adaptive fault detection in MySQL servers
I’ve just finished presenting my work on adaptive fault detection at Surge and Percona Live NYC. My slides are embedded below.
Xaprb
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Will you publish code and tests?
Daniel Nichter
3 Oct 12 at 10:36 am
Probably not, actually. Funny, you’re the only person who asked me straight-up. Everyone else asked if I was going to put the code on Github. I guess that’s the new way to say it.
Xaprb
3 Oct 12 at 3:44 pm
Let me pose another straight-up question: why not publish code and tests?
Daniel Nichter
3 Oct 12 at 4:08 pm
I can answer that in a non-public place :)
Xaprb
3 Oct 12 at 4:16 pm