MySQL is extensive and has lots of areas to optimize and tweak for the desired performance. Some changes can be performed dynamically, others require a server restart. It is pretty common to find a MySQL installation with a default configuration, although the latter may not be appropriate per se from your workload and setup.
Here are the key areas in MySQL which I have taken from different expert sources in the MySQL world, as well as our own experiences here at Severalnines. This blog would serve as your cheat sheet to tune performance and make your MySQL great again :-)
Let’s take a look on these by outlining the key areas in …
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