You’ll probably get the most benefit from optimizing the indicies and queries, at least that’s what I’ve found. If you can make the row length fixed that helps too.
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check your thread cache setting. see jeremy’s post: http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog.....00173.html
Turned up the thread cache size. Time will tell. Thanks Ray, I will post an update soon.
High Performance MySQL, also by Zawodny, is a fantastic book that helped me with some issues we ran into with scaling Ping-O-Matic.
The difference with the cache is small. I will have to keep looking. I might just buy the book since I know it will come in handy sometime.
You’ll probably get the most benefit from optimizing the indicies and queries, at least that’s what I’ve found. If you can make the row length fixed that helps too.