Mozilla IT & Operations
I found Baron’s reasoning on why the Percona Nagios plugins do not use caching interesting. On the surface, the logic is sound – you do not want to cache when you want real-time monitoring. I have not yet had time to look at the Percona plugins for Nagios, though I do want to, because back… Read more
I have been at Mozilla nearly three months, and I used to blog a lot more than I currently do. A lot of the content I used to blog about I end up blogging and talking about in OurSQL: The MySQL Database Community Podcast. And I have also been getting used to the Mozilla firehose,… Read more
We will have a scheduled maintenance window on Saturday, January 28th at 8pm-2am PST (0400 GMT). The following work will take place: Migrate from San Jose to Phoenix Implement fault tolerant infrastructure During the maintenance period subversion will be unavailable for both reading and writing. Because we’re switching to a newer version of subversion (and… Read more
As you may have noticed, we’ve missed a few of our weekly updates. We’ve had a rather rough go of it lately, and it’s about time for the highlight reel. Two major events stick out in hindsight. #1, No email for two days First up on the plate was a major Zimbra outage. This was… Read more
We’ve made a few additions and changes to the repos in MXR today, per Bugs 653424 and 675115. The following repos have been added and are processed daily: comm-aurora comm-beta comm-release mozilla-release l10n-mozilla-release Additionally the comm-2.0 repo was added as a one-time processing job, so it is indexed and searchable now as well. The following… Read more
