Henrik Ingo's blog

I think Oli makes exactly that point here. I think it’s correct to say that if you want performant code for some computation, then SQL is a bad choice, even PL/SQL. Whether MySQL or Oracle is “less bad” is kind of uninteresting, I agree with you MySQL performance is acceptable if it’s within 2x from Oracle.

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On your download page you have both this Zabbix based performance monitor, and the Nagios plugins. Since I’ve used neither, it would be interesting to read a separate blog post comparing the two.