The performance are measured through a set of benchmarks divided into two categories: micro and macro, the former focuses on unit-level functions, and the latter targets system-wide performance changes • Search results for a specific git SHA. • Compare two results for two git SHAs. • See micro and macro benchmarks results throughout different releases. • Compare performance between VTGate’s v3 planner CALL: • The stored procedure CALL cannot return any results • Only IN parameters are supported • If you use transactions, the transaction state cannot be changed by the stored procedure. For example, if

The performance are measured through a set of benchmarks divided into two categories: micro and macro, the former focuses on unit-level functions, and the latter targets system-wide performance changes • Search results for a specific git SHA. • Compare two results for two git SHAs. • See micro and macro benchmarks results throughout different releases. • Compare performance between VTGate’s v3 planner CALL: • The stored procedure CALL cannot return any results • Only IN parameters are supported • If you use transactions, the transaction state cannot be changed by the stored procedure. For example, if

CALL: • The stored procedure CALL cannot return any results • Only IN parameters are supported • If you use transactions, the transaction state cannot be changed by the stored procedure. For example, if after the procedure finishes. Likewise, if no transaction is open at the beginning of the CALL, the stored procedure must not leave an open transaction after execution finishes. CREATE PROCEDURE is not supported supported. You have to create the procedure directly on the underlying MySQL servers and not through Vitess. Window Functions and CTEs Vitess does not yet support Window Functions or Common Table Expressions

remote file storage). Once the above is done, you can proceed with doing a recovery. Recovery Procedure First, you need to create a SNAPSHOT keyspace with a base_keyspace pointing to the original keyspace our backup. Next, you can launch the vttablet, which as part of vttablet’s normal initialization procedure will look for a backup to restore. It will detect the meta-information you added on the keyspace mysqlctl start), the init_db.sql file is applied to the server immediately after running the bootstrap procedure (either mysqld --initialize-insecure or mysql_install_db, depending on the MySQL version). This

remote file storage). Once the above is done, you can proceed with doing a recovery. Recovery Procedure First, you need to create a SNAPSHOT keyspace with a base_keyspace pointing to the original keyspace our backup. Next, you can launch the vttablet, which as part of vttablet’s normal initialization procedure will look for a backup to restore. It will detect the meta-information you added on the keyspace

mysqlctl start), the init_db.sql file is applied to the server immediately after running the bootstrap procedure (either mysqld --initialize-insecure or mysql_install_db, depending on the MySQL version). This

mysqlctl start), the init_db.sql file is applied to the server immediately after running the bootstrap procedure (either mysqld --initialize-insecure or mysql_install_db, depending on the MySQL version). This

mysqlctl start), the init_db.sql file is applied to the server immediately after running the bootstrap procedure (either mysqld --initialize-insecure or mysql_install_db, depending on the MySQL version). This