Fwd: MySQL performance tuning
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Begin forwarded message: > Date: July 26, 2008 4:11:35 PM EDT > Subject: MySQL performance tuning > Source: Hackszine.com > Author: Jason Striegel > > Jay Pipes, MySQL employee and co-author Pro MySQL, gave a great > presentation to Google employees which covers a number of techniques > for tuning performance on MySQL. His examples include debugging and > analyzing problems as well as best practices for table and index > design, query and join operations, and server variable adjustments. > > It's a little over 40 minutes long, but incredibly informative, > whether you're a casual querier or a power MySQL user. Though some > of this stuff is MySQL (or MyISAM or InnoDB) specific, the majority > of the content is essential material for the average database > application developer. > > If you don't have time to sit through it (shame on you) or you're > looking to jump right to a specific topic, there's a nice time-coded > dissection of the talk over at Peteris Krumins' blog. There's > something so appropriate about adding a search index to a video > about MySQL optimization. > > Performance Tuning Best Practices for MySQL > Video Index > > Read more > [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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Pete Marchetto Staff Scientist SoftGenetics, LLC http://softgenetics.com/ Begin forwarded message: > Date: July 26, 2008 4:11:35 PM EDT > Subject: MySQL performance tuning > Source: Hackszine.com > Author: Jason Striegel > > Jay Pipes, MySQL employee and co-author Pro MySQL, gave a great > presentation to Google employees which covers a number of techniques > for tuning performance on MySQL. His examples include debugging and > analyzing problems as well as best practices for table and index > design, query and join operations, and server variable adjustments. > > It's a little over 40 minutes long, but incredibly informative, > whether you're a casual querier or a power MySQL user. Though some > of this stuff is MySQL (or MyISAM or InnoDB) specific, the majority > of the content is essential material for the average database > application developer. > > If you don't have time to sit through it (shame on you) or you're > looking to jump right to a specific topic, there's a nice time-coded > dissection of the talk over at Peteris Krumins' blog. There's > something so appropriate about adding a search index to a video > about MySQL optimization. > > Performance Tuning Best Practices for MySQL > Video Index > > Read more > [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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