tz setup is done with executing a single script. not surprising they could fix quickly. bigger surprise is they forgot to do this before youre support request. generally this is table stakes for managed DB
this is fourth day in a row of planetscale ads^H^H^H blog posts being on hn front page. as i mentioned on yesterdays thread, innodb_rows_read is known to be buggy. regardless, by design it includes cached rows. terrible thing to base billing on. real cloud providers base it on i/o instead since this is more reasonable metric of "use"
planetscale's fork of mysql-server adds only a single commit, which exposes rows_read in an extra place. this from company that keeps talking about "building a database" https://github.com/planetscale/mysql-server
this is fourth day in a row of planetscale ads^H^H^H blog posts being on hn front page. as i mentioned on yesterdays thread, innodb_rows_read is known to be buggy. regardless, by design it includes cached rows. terrible thing to base billing on. real cloud providers base it on i/o instead since this is more reasonable metric of "use"
planetscale's fork of mysql-server adds only a single commit, which exposes rows_read in an extra place. this from company that keeps talking about "building a database" https://github.com/planetscale/mysql-server