Below I list one link for each slide (in order of presentation) having more than one of them mentioned or listed in my notes. Now try to guess what I am going to say there and why. Note that it's not a tutorial (my half a day tutorial on PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA was not accepted by the conference committee, and this is probably good decisions, as I am usually very good in explaining what's bad or what should never be done and much worse in "best practices"). So, it's hardly a usual material on PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA...
- http://bugs.mysql.com/ - this is obvious, I am always speaking about bugs in any MySQL-related context.
- American Civil War - surely I plan to say something related to history
- Observer effect (physics) - ... and physic.
- How Percona does a MySQL Performance Audit - you always wanted to know this, aren't you?
- Science - yes, it's more science than art here, at Percona...
- http://www.juliandyke.com/Diagnostics/Events/EventReference.html - useful reference if you ever plan to move (back?) to good old Oracle RDBMS performance tuning
- SHOW INNODB STATUS walk through - I hope you've read this more than once. Maybe you had written something better on the topic? Then, please, share in the comment - I'd really want to read it one day.
- timed_mutexes system variable - do you know what is it for?
- http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/innodb-metrics-table.html - manual page for INFORMATION_SCHEMA.INNODB_METRICS table. So, I use references to the manual.
- http://dom.as/2013/04/17/on-performance-schemas/ - and I mention Domas and his posts more than once. That's good in any MySQL-related context.
- Bug #24795. This is one of many bugs mentioned. This time it's just a reminder about Jeremy Cole and what he did for MySQL many years ago.
- pt-pmp - as I work for Percona now, I surely have to mention Percona Toolkit (probably it's among my contract terms). This is not the only tool I mention.
- Bug #61545. Guess what this bug has to do with PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA in MySQL 5.6.
- Bug #69236. MySQL 5.6 is slow for single-threaded workloads. We all know this, so what?
- http://www.fromdual.ch/mysql-oprofile. Oli also has a session at PLUK 2013. It would be nice to meet him finally.
- http://dom.as/tag/dtrace/ - had you ever seen what Domas can do with DTrace on Mac OS X?
- http://marcalff.blogspot.com/ - not at the very beginning, but surely I mention a person who had actually implemented PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA...
- http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/performance-schema-instrument-naming.html - in some cases we just need a reference.
- http://mysqlentomologist.blogspot.com/2013/01/how-to-use-performanceschema-to-check.html - quoting myself, why not...
- Bug #68097. I've reported this bug, so I speak about it. Guess how many times.
- http://www.slideshare.net/Leithal/performance-schema-andpshelper - check this if you want to see some really good presentation on PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA. Mine has almost nothing in common with it.
- WL #2360. Do you know that some good old MySQL WorkLogs are still available in public?
- Why Performance Schema Overhead?.. - I have some ideas, but who can explain it better than DimitriK?
- Bug #69527. What, again a bug? This time it's a feature request and it's implemented in MySQL 5.7.3.
- Bug #68514. They say it's "Not a bug". Decide for yourself...
- Bug #68413. I wonder how many time I should mention this bug in public before it is closed somehow (not even fixed, just closed, somehow)...
- Bug #68855. It's a feature request, not directly related to PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA.
- Bug #68079. I've reported this bug and it surely shows how Oracle cares about MySQL.
If you want me to say (or NOT say) something special related to PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA, please, add a comment. I still have some time to add more slides or change my mind entirely...
