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Another Boring Tech Blog
A blog about databases, mostly.
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# Another Boring Tech Blog
> A blog about databases, mostly.
A deadpan technical journal on databases, mostly MySQL, and the slow-moving infrastructure beneath them. Entries are long-form, footnoted, irregularly published. Voice is declarative and self-aware; no superlatives, no emoji. Code examples use JetBrains Mono; prose is set in Source Serif 4.
## Navigation
- [Contents (current issue)](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/): Hero of recent entries and the serial archive list.
- [Archive](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/#archive): Chronological listing of published entries.
- [Topics](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/topics/): Active topic taxonomy.
- [Colophon](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/colophon/): About the editor and the publication.
- [RSS feed](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/feed/): Atom / RSS for machine consumption.
## Topics
- [MySQL](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/category/mysql/) — 22 entries.
- [Linux](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/category/linux/) — 9 entries.
- [Postgres](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/category/postgres/) — 1 entry.
## Entries (most recent 30)
- [Something restarts my MySQL every morning. It isn't MySQL.](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/2026/09/mysql-keeps-restarting-on-its-own/) (2026-09-06 · MySQL): MySQL keeps restarting on its own. The alert fires at 06:37, the database is back before anyone opens a laptop, the log holds a wall of Lost connection…
- [Big O for MySQL: Why the Same Query Gets Slow at Scale](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/2026/04/big-o-for-mysql/) (2026-04-22 · Linux, MySQL): Big O for MySQL, explained visually: how O(1), O(log n), O(n), O(n log n), O(n²), and O(2ⁿ) decide whether your query stays fast as your data grows.
- [Instant Strapi Performance Without Changing Your Code](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/2026/04/strapi-performance-readyset/) (2026-04-18 · Linux, Postgres): How to scale your Strapi data layer using a wire compatible caching proxy and what the results look like on 43,000 real restaurants. Strapi is an excellent tool…
- [Using PHP and Readyset for the First Time with MySQL](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/2026/03/php-readyset-mysql-getting-started/) (2026-03-31 · MySQL): Speed up your PHP application without changing a single query. A few days ago I set out to answer a simple question: how much faster can a PHP…
- [Technical Analysis: Why 0.2ms Queries Can Still Result in Low QPS](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/2026/03/technical-analysis-0-2ms-queries-low-qps/) (2026-03-29 · Linux): It is a classic trap: you spend a week fine-tuning your cache and your database hits only to realize your application is essentially running with the handbrake on.…
- [Determining the Correct innodb_buffer_pool_chunk_size](https://anotherboringtechblog.com/2026/02/innodb-buffer-pool-chunk-size-calculator/) (2026-02-28 · MySQL): A common source of instability in MySQL environments is the unexpected growth of memory usage at startup. You might set your inno
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