Development, Analysis And Research
by Andrew Johnstone
Posts Tagged ‘Bash’
I previously wrote about “Installing Java & MySQL – unattended/non-interactive installation”. Whilst using slack, I have been running apt-get during postinstall rather than preinstall. Files are transferred from slack after preinstall as such transferring any files that conflict with the packages configuration files, apt-get will prompt regardless of DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive. Not ideal if your trying to [...]
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- Tags: apt-get, Bash, non-interactive
Vagrant is simply a wrapper around Virtualbox headless that allows for provisioning virtual machines with support for puppet, chef-solo, chef, and bash. This allows you to automate the deployment and sandboxing of development sites. Additional base box images can be found at vagrantbox.es. Installing Vagrant apt-get install -y ruby1.9.1 ruby1.9.1-dev ln -svf /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1 /etc/alternatives/ruby gem [...]
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- Tags: Bash, MySQL, PHP, Slack, Virtualbox, Virtualization
Monitoring Processes with PS
In: Linux
22 May 2010I wrote a few munin plugins to monitor memory, CPU and IO usage per process. After collecting the stats for a few days I noticed that MySQL CPU usage had a constant value of 9.1, however all other processes collected CPU usage correctly.. CPU usage proc=mysqld value=$(ps u -C $proc | awk ‘BEGIN { sum [...]
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- Tags: Bash, Linux, Monitoring
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- apt-get unattended / non-interactive installation | Development, Analysis And Research: [...] previously wrote about “Installing Java & MySQL – unattended/non-interactive insta [...]
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- Vagrant – Automating PHP Installation with bash/slack for continuous deployment | Development, Analysis And Research: [...] More examples of installing MySQL unattended can be found at Installing Java & MySQL – u [...]
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- apt-get unattended / non-interactive installation
- PHP apache_note, Graphite & Logster for logging
- Vagrant – Automating PHP/MySQL Installation with bash/slack for continuous deployment
- PHP5.3 autoload/class_exists fail
- Selenium
- Installing Java & MySQL – unattended/non-interactive installation
- Memcached multigets – ubuntu vs debian
- Optimizing and testing MySQL over NFS with NetAPP
- MySQL oddity with disappearing body of stored procedures
- MySQL to Oracle synchronization using PHP over VPNC