I found a paper about DBMind for openGauss, DBMind: A Self-Driving Platform in openGauss. However on the openGauss website it's hard to find how to run the AI features. Is this in-house feature or released for community?
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Sounds cool. As you said, DBMind is a part of openGauss. However, currently, DBMind represents as a directory rather than an independent repository. Therefore, this form seems unfriendly to some developers due to its unclear representation. But openGauss aims to separate AI functionalities from openGauss main repository. At present, the AI functionalities of openGauss are loose-packed in the community, and you have to read each manual for each functionality. As I said, this form is temporary, a unified and serviced platform is coming. This autonomous O&M platform is deeply similar to the descriptions of the paper you mentioned. Alright, it is debugging in-house but coming.
Here are some useful channels to learn more:
- Mail-list has an AI talk group: https://opengauss.org/en/community/onlineCommunication.html
- Archived implementations of AI ability: https://gitee.com/opengauss/openGauss-AI
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