MySQL Performance Forums
I’m happy to announce availability of MySQL Performance Forums on MySQL Performance Blog.
This forum is created as free alternative to MySQL Consulting Services which we provide. If you would like to get some free help to your performance issues please use forums so everyone else could benefit from our replies. You also should get more opinions on your performance problems from other forum members. There were a lot of unrelated performance questions placed as comments and sent by email and we had to find better way to organize it.
We will try to reply to messages on this forum with highest priority as time permits.
Yes there are great general MySQL Forums which grew huge and hard to follow fully, while on our local forums we should be able to make sure everyone gets advice on their performance questions.
We also cover a bit wider set of topics than just MySQL Performance. There is MySQL for MySQL Performance topics. LAMP Forum for Web Application scaling and performance topics, whatever database you’re using and Full Text Search Forum for discussion of Full Text Search applications, whatever database and search application you’re using.
We will add more forums over time.
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[...] Today Peter Zaitsev announced launch of new forums related to MySQL Performance questions. He says: This forum is created as free alternative to MySQL Consulting Services which we provide. If you would like to get some free help to your performance issues please use forums so everyone else could benefit from our replies. You also should get more opinions on your performance problems from other forum members. There were a lot of unrelated performance questions placed as comments and sent by email and we had to find better way to organize it. [...]
Pingback :: August 10, 2006 @ 2:14 pm
Hmmm… Trying to activate my account, but nothing happens and account is spill unconfirmed…
Comment :: August 10, 2006 @ 2:30 pm
Alexey,
Thanks for feedback. It looks like after playing with mod_rewrite rules a bit we broke email confirmation. Will fix it shortly.
Comment :: August 10, 2006 @ 2:39 pm
Ok. Drop me a note when will fix it.
Comment :: August 10, 2006 @ 2:45 pm
I am not able to register. When I click “Register,” after completing the form, I get a blank page.
Comment :: August 11, 2006 @ 12:03 am
Alexey,
I’m sorry, there was a problem with Rewrite URL in FUDForum,
now that is fixed.
I also confirmed your account.
Comment :: August 11, 2006 @ 12:13 am
Mike C.
It looks like you tried to register while I was fixing rewrite module.
Please try again,
sorry for inconvenience.
Comment :: August 11, 2006 @ 12:17 am
It seems to be all fixed so welcome to register again.
Sorry that was quite silly error.
Comment :: August 13, 2006 @ 8:45 am
Just checked main page:
Most users ever online was 88 on Fri, 11 August 2006 12:52
We have 20 registered user(s).
Comment :: August 14, 2006 @ 5:28 am
I guess that could include anonimous users or it could be fudforum bug.
Comment :: August 14, 2006 @ 7:04 am
[...] Today Peter Zaitsev announced launch of new forums related to MySQL Performance questions. He says: This forum is created as free alternative to MySQL Consulting Services which we provide. If you would like to get some free help to your performance issues please use forums so everyone else could benefit from our replies. You also should get more opinions on your performance problems from other forum members. There were a lot of unrelated performance questions placed as comments and sent by email and we had to find better way to organize it. [...]
Pingback :: November 14, 2006 @ 12:02 am
El mysql 5.0.27 lo tengo instalado sobre un DELL 1950 (un equipo bastante potente).
El problema es que estoy tardando arriba de un minuto para establecer conexion contra las bases de dicho server, desde programas en java, paginas php y hasta desde consola.
Desde el mismo servidor conecto al mysql en forma instantanea.
Actualmente el server mantiene aproximadamente 70 conexiones a las bases.
El SO que estoy utilizando es el fedora core 6.
Gracias de antemano!
facu
Comment :: December 12, 2006 @ 9:07 am
Sorry. I do not know Spanish and this is English language blog. If you have troubles expressing yourself in English please at least take a time to use Google Translate to do automatic translation.
Comment :: December 12, 2006 @ 1:45 pm
Hello all,
I Am new to Mysql and Need Advice about the Following settings
I use Mysq 5.0.26 version on Windows 2003 enterprise server and i configured Mysql Settings
Please have a look and let me know if they are correct
Mysql Version : 5.0.26
OS : Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition
Ram : 2 GB
Mysql Setting :
Key buffer : 200 MB
sort buffer : 2 MB
Myisam sort buffer : 350 MB
Innodb buffer pool : 700 MB
Add mem pool : 13 MB
Log Buffer : 7 mb
query cache : 50 MB
And Some times i get “Out OF Memory Error”,so please let me know if i am allocating more memory to mysql
Please Help
Thanks:
Rockxy
Comment :: March 25, 2008 @ 5:51 am
And i forgot to same we are holding 2 databases on this server
1st db is of 2.5 gb(2 Gb data + o.5 GB index)
2nd DB id of 600 MB (480 MB Data + 120 MB Index)
and in 1st database we use both Myisam and Innodb tables
and in the 2nd we use only innodb tables
Comment :: March 25, 2008 @ 5:56 am