WooCommerce has a slightly different approach in writing log messages than WordPress. It’s either writing them in the DB, which is completely unrecommended for a production website, since it slows down the entire site, either writing in a file on the disk, but in a separate place than the default WordPress debug.log in the wp-content folder. The alternative provided as a nice sample by the WooCommerce documentation is an Email Handler.
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Release 0.6.0 of the MySQL operator comes with a series of breaking changes in order to support the replacement of the old Helm 2 charts. There are parameters that have been split, renamed, have a different default value or have been completely dropped. By doing so, now the parameter naming is following the Kubernetes standard for naming labels, which you may find here: Kubernetes common labels. If you’re not using this already in your projects, you might do so in order to avoid later edits of parameters, which are a source of errors and issues.
[...]Awaited by many users, developed by the team including Calin Don, Li Yinan and Flavius Mecea, here comes finally good news about the 0.5 release of the Bitpoke’s Operator for MySQL. 0.5.0, which includes support for MySQL 8.
[...]One of the most important values for us at Bitpoke was to provide a service that we’re extremely proud of. Fast sites means happy clients, but what do you do when you feel like there’s always room for improvement? You innovate.
[...]I was a speaker at KubeCon 2019, alongside Sachin Manpathak, technical lead at Platform9. I held a presentation about our Kubernetes MySQL Operator, as well as the reasons that led to our decision to create our own operator.
[...]I generally think of retrospection as a healthy exercise; however hurtful it might be for us to deter from the daily, always-on-the-move activities or new initiatives calling for our attention, an analysis is necessary. Thus, we took a short break from the development of the 4th version of our infrastructure to reflect on what we’ve seen on the horizon of WordPress hosting in 2018.
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