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Deep-sky mosaic, created from nearly 7,500

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distant universe, containing 265,000 galaxies that
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500 million years after the big bang. (hubblesite)
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36%: of the world touches a Facebook app every
month, 2 years over a life time
$84.4: average yearly Facebook ad revenue per
user in North America
1%: performers raked in 60% of all concert-ticket
revenue world-wide in 2017—more than double
their share in 1982
...
Quotable Stuff:
@mjpt777: APIs to IO need to be asynchronous
and support batching otherwise the latency of calls
dominate throughput and latency profile under
burst conditions. Languages need to evolve to
better support asynchronous interfaces and have
state machine support, not try to paper over the
obvious issues with synchronous APIs. Not
everyone needs high performance but the blatant
waste and energy consumption of our industry
cannot continue.
Guido van Rosuum: I did not enjoy at all when the
central developers were sending me hints on
Twitter questioning my authority and the wisdom of
my decisions, instead of telling me in my face and
having an honest debate about things.
Isobel Cockerell: A kind of WeChat code had
developed through emoji: A half-fallen rose meant
someone had been arrested. A dark moon, they
had gone to the camps. A sun emoji—“I am alive.”
A flower—“I have been released.”
@scottsantens: Australian company shifts to 4-day
week with every Weds off and no decrease in pay.
Result? 46% more revenue, a tripling of profits, and
happier employees taking fewer sick days. Also
Thurs are now much more productive. We work too
much.
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Event horizon? Nope. It's a close up of a security

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hold you in awe.
Number Stuff:
$1 trillion: Microsoft is the most valuable company
in the world (for now)
20%: global enterprises will have deployed
serverless computing technologies by 2020
390 million: paid Apple subscriptions, revenue from
the services business climbed from $9.9 billion to
$11.5 billion, services now account for “one-third” of
the company’s gross profits
1011: CubeStat missions
$326 billion: USA farm expenses in 2017
61%: increase in average cyber attack losses from
$229,000 last year to $369,000 this, a figure
exceeding $700,000 for large firms versus just
$162,000 in 2018.
$550: can yield 20x profit on the sale of
compromised login credentials
Quotable Stuff:
Robert Lightfoot~ Protecting against risk and being
safe are not the same thing. Risk is just simply a
calculation of likelihood and consequence. Would
we have ever launched Apollo in the environment
we’re in today? Would Buzz and Neil have been
able to go to the moon in the risk posture we live in
today? Would we have launched the first shuttle
with a crew? We must move from risk management
to risk leadership. From a risk management
perspective, the safest place to be is on the
ground. From a risk leadership perspective, I
believe that’s the worst place this nation can be.
Paul Kunert: In dollar terms, Jeff Bezos's cloud
services wing grew 41 per cent year on year to
$7.6bn, figures from Canalys show. Microsoft was
up 75 per cent to $3.4bn and Google grew a
whopping 83 per cent to $2.3bn.
@codinghorror: 1999 "MIT - We estimate that the
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Found! The One Ring. In space!

hold you in even greater awe.
$30 million: Apple's per month AWS bill (a ~50%

reduction); 73%: Azure YoY growth; 3,500: times
per day andon cords are pulled at Toyota; $1
trillion: size of micromobility market; $1 billion:
cryptopiracy is the new sea piracy; $702 million:
Tesla fist quarter loss; $5.0 billion: FTC Facebook
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fine; 1.56 billion: Facebook DAUs, 8% growth;

93%: Facebook mobile advertising revenue out of
total; 40%: internet traffic driven by bots; one litre
per hour: required by Roman galley oarsmen;
1200: Fortnite World Cup cheaters; 26: states ban
community broadband; $50M: Slack yearly AWS
spend; 575: companies paying slack $100k/year;
Quotable Quotes:
Claude Shannon: Then there’s the idea of
dissatisfaction. By this I don’t mean a
pessimistic dissatisfaction of the world — we
don’t like the way things are — I mean a
constructive dissatisfaction. The idea could
be expressed in the words, This is OK, but I
think things could be done better. I think there
is a neater way to do this. I think things could
be improved a little. In other words, there is
continually a slight irritation when things don’t
look quite right; and I think that dissatisfaction
in present days is a key driving force in good
scientists.
Albert Kao: A feature of modular structure is
that there’s always information loss, but the
effect of that information loss on accuracy
depends on the environment. Surprisingly, in
complex environments, the information loss
even helps accuracy in a lot of situations.
Eduards Sizovs: Be the company that says:
we are hiring mentoring.
???: There Is No Shortage of Talent. There's
a Shortage of Suckers.
You know the drill.

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Spirit? Smoke? Lightning? Nope. It's a gorgeous

LIDAR image showing 1500 years of Willamette
River movement (@Blacky_Himself)

hold you in awe.
536: IRS tax return submissions per second;

400,000: drone planted trees in a day; 200 million:
smart speaker observers installed by year end; 54
million: GoT pirated in first 24 hours; 123,052: kg of
crashed human spacecraft on the surface of the
moon; 610 pounds: 128 kilobytes of IBM S/360
core memory; 33%: per account month over month
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Lambda function growth; $100,000: Netflix bug

bounty payout; $1 million: Shopify bug bount
payout; ~$2300: cost to transfer 23TB from S3 to
Backblaze B2 in 7 hours; 14%: Netflix users share
passwords; 88%: believe P != NP; 30-90: minutes
saved by StackOverflow per week; 83%: US teens
have an iPhone; $2m: Microsoft bug bounty payout;
$1 million: made by Colin Cowherd on 331 million
Facebook page views, moving more to Instagram;
0: lines of code in Pong; ~95%: redis is slower
when GDPR complient;
Quotable Quotes:
melodysheep: The universe has only just
begun.
@matthew_d_green: I spent the year before
Heartbleed visiting important people in DC
trying to convince them OpenSSL was a
mess, and they should fund it as “critical
infrastructure”. They laughed and told me
that term referred to dams and power plants.
Tim Cook: No
@asymco: Among 8,000 U.S. high school
students surveyed, 83% have an iPhone, 9%
Android. 86% plan their next phone to be an
iPhone. -Piper Jaffray Taking Stock With
Teens survey
@dialtone: Do you know S3 throughput is
higher than a SATA 3 controller and almost
as much as PCIe 4.0 2x? Depending on the
usecase, mounting S3 as a filesystem, not
only makes sense, but it saves a LOT of
money (and time) as well. You just need to
use it a special kind of filesystem.
Steven Melendez: By 2022, automation will
displace about 75 million jobs worldwide. On
the other hand, they will create an estimated
133 million new jobs. The predictions come
from extrapolating from surveys sent to more
than 300 major employers around the world.
So many more quotes...

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In this three-part blog series, we introduced a High

Availability (HA) Framework for MySQL hosting in Part I,
and discussed the details of MySQL semisynchronous
replication in Part II. Now in Part III, we review how the
framework handles some of the important MySQL failure
scenarios and recovers to ensure high availability.
MySQL Failover Scenarios

Scenario 1 – Master MySQL Goes
Down
The Corosync and Pacemaker framework detects
that the master MySQL is no longer available.
Pacemaker demotes the master resource and tries
to recover with a restart of the MySQL service, if
possible.
At this point, due to the semisynchronous nature of
the replication, all transactions committed on the
master have been received by at least one of the
slaves.
Pacemaker waits until all the received transactions
are applied on the slaves and lets the slaves report
their promotion scores. The score calculation is
done in such a way that the score is ‘0’ if a slave is
completely in sync with the master, and is a
negative number otherwise.
Pacemaker picks the slave that has reported the 0
score and promotes that slave which now assumes
the role of master MySQL on which writes are
allowed.
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After slave promotion, the Resource Agent triggers

a DNS rerouting module. The module updates the
proxy DNS entry with the IP address of the new
master, thus, facilitating all application writes to be
redirected to the new master.
Pacemaker also sets up the available slaves to
start replicating from this new master.
Thus, whenever a master MySQL goes down (whether

due to a MySQL crash, OS crash, system reboot, etc.),
our HA framework detects it and promotes a suitable
slave to take over the role of the master. This ensures
that the system continues to be available to the
applications.
Scenario 2 – Slave MySQL Goes

Down
The Corosync and Pacemaker framework detects
that the slave MySQL is no longer available.
Pacemaker tries to recover the resource by trying
to restart MySQL on the node. If it comes up, it is
added back to the current master as a slave and
replication continues.
If recovery fails, Pacemaker reports that resource
as down – based on which alerts or notifications
can be generated. If necessary, the
ScaleGrid support team will handle the recovery of
this node.
In this case, there is no impact on the availability of
MySQL services.
Scenario 3 – Network Partition –

Network Connectivity Breaks
Down Between Master And Slave
Nodes
This is a classical problem in any distributed system
where each node thinks the other nodes are down, while
in reality, only the network communication between the
nodes is broken. This scenario is more commonly known
as split-brain scenario, and if not handled properly, can
lead to more than one node claiming to be a master
MySQL which in turn leads to data inconsistencies and
corruption.
Let’s use an example to review how our framework deals

with split-brain scenarios in the cluster. We assume that
due to network issues, the cluster has partitioned into two
groups – master in one group and 2 slaves in the other
group, and we will denote this as [(M), (S1,S2)].
Corosync detects that the master node is not able
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to communicate with the slave nodes, and the

slave nodes can communicate with each other, but
not with the master.
The master node will not be able to commit any
transactions as the semisynchronous replication
expects acknowledgement from at least one of the
slaves before the master can commit. At the same
time, Pacemaker shuts down MySQL on the master
node due to lack of quorum based on the
Pacemaker setting ‘no-quorum-policy = stop’.
Quorum here means a majority of the nodes, or two
out of three in a 3-node cluster setup. Since there
is only one master node running in this partition of
the cluster, the no-quorum-policy setting is
triggered leading to the shutdown of the MySQL
master.
Now, Pacemaker on the partition [(S1), (S2)]
detects that there is no master available in the
cluster and initiates a promotion process. Assuming
that S1 is up to date with the master (as
guaranteed by semisynchronous replication), it is
then promoted as the new master.
Application traffic will be redirected to this new
master MySQL node and the slave S2 will start
replicating from the new master.
Thus, we see that the MySQL HA framework handles

split-brain scenarios effectively, ensuring both data
consistency and availability in the event the network
connectivity breaks between master and slave nodes.
This concludes our 3-part blog series on the MySQL High

Availability (HA) framework using semisynchronous
replication and the Corosync plus Pacemaker stack. At
ScaleGrid, we offer highly available hosting for MySQL
on AWS and MySQL on Azure that is implemented based
on the concepts explained in this blog series. Please visit
the ScaleGrid Console for a free trial of our solutions.
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