MySQL 5 upgrade complete

Posted August 5th, 2007 by Robert Mathews in System Status. Tags: , . Leave a comment

We’ve finished upgrading all our Web hosting servers to use MySQL 5.0.32, as we explained in this earlier post. The total time that MySQL databases were unavailable averaged about ten minutes per server. Again, we regret any downtime — this was unavoidable for such a major upgrade.

You should not notice any difference in how your site operates. In the unlikely event you have any problems, please contact us by opening a ticket so we can help.

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