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Please realize that memcached support is not handled in PXC:There may be some limited uses for it (like read-only), but it doesn’t “just work” unfortunately.
On Jun 23, 2014, at 5:58 AM, Chris Tomlinson <luck...@musites.com> wrote:
Hi
We have recently put a Percona cluster into production and have been experiencing some nasty mysqld crashes on multiple XtraDB nodes which we have identified are probably caused by a bug that was fixed in Oracle MySQL 5.6.16 last year.
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=69993
We can't see any 5.6.16 version of XtraDB cluster to upgrade to so I am wondering how these issues are usually addressed. Should I raise a separate bug against XtraDB cluster or would that be a waste of time since you're already planning to integrate the patch into the next bug fix release?
Thanks,
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As per my comment on that bug, we don't see any problems with the way we use it (read and write), apart from the upstream bug fixed in 5.6.16.