May 22, 2012

Post: What MySQL buffer cache hit rate should you target

…What cache hit rate is good for optimal MySQL Performance” is typical question I’m asked. It could by MyISAM key_buffer or Innodb innodb_buffer_pool… would be to look at response time contribution – how much buffer misses (physical reads) contributed to response time ? This would take into account…

Post: Why you should ignore MySQL's key cache hit ratio

buffer, key_buffer, and key cache interchangeably. However, I will be careful about the difference between “rate” and “ratio”. In this article, the key cache miss rateInnoDB tuning? You might be wondering, what about InnoDB tuning? What is the best way to choose an innodb_buffer_pool

Post: Heikki Tuuri answers to Innodb questions, Part II

read requests per a readahead. The InnoDB buffer is 256 page read requests for the aio readCache with good results. I just wrote the post on this this matter the other day – choosing innodb_buffer_poolreads misses (10ms each). The reads

Post: Heikki Tuuri Innodb answers - Part I

INNODB uses it’s own internal buffer pool but it’s in conflict with the Linux kernel’s buffer pool. In high load situations where INNODBbuffer pool and which are not swappable. They also allow to reduce number of TLB cache misses