Does SQL Query Cache matters on shared hosting?
Query cache, once a popular feature of MySQL database engine was removed from it many years ago. Developers from MariaDB kept it and that was […]
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Query cache, once a popular feature of MySQL database engine was removed from it many years ago. Developers from MariaDB kept it and that was […]
Continue reading »Just a small note about amazing tool, that can analyze runtime variables of your MySQL server (also MariaDB) and give overview and recommendations – based […]
Continue reading »A very handy command to change all MyISAM tables for specific database to InnoDB. Just put correct database name instead of dbName . mysql -u […]
Continue reading »Little introduction Frustrated as most of you, who has been with CentOS for many years, I have decided to head to Debian. This page will […]
Continue reading »If you ever need to compile PHP7.0+ on a server where you still are running old MySQL and configuration script complains about not being able […]
Continue reading »In MariaDB 10.2 and MySQL 5.7 strict mode is enabled by default. Strict mode tells server to reject SQL queries, that does not pass table […]
Continue reading »So latest cPanel 66.x offers upgrade for MariaDB to version 10.2, which sounds great if you want to offer latest to your customers. But one […]
Continue reading »In the past few weeks we’ve been looking into different MySQL configuration options and were running many simple tests. Even though all tests were different […]
Continue reading »In this part we are targeting MySQL cache. On most of our shared-hosting serversĀ more than 50% of all queries are served by MySQL cache. […]
Continue reading »Today I wrote new tests. Today tests are targeting 3 large tables, containing from 100’000 to 1’700’000 records. We do huge number of random selects […]
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