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| From: | Slava Akhmechet | Date: | June 4 2009 2:17am |
| Subject: | Profiling a storage engine | ||
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Hi, We're at a point where we need to understand performance bottlenecks of our storage engine and we're not sure how to proceed. What is the best way to do profiling? We are running benchmarks that compare our performance, cpu utilization, and IO throughput to MyISAM. We're also using procsystime to give us a picture of how much time we spend on various system calls. However, we're not sure how to best make sense of the numbers. We'd like to run gprof, but we're not sure how to compile MySQL to support it, and whether it will give realistic numbers. We'd appreciate if anyone could share their experience on how to effectively profile a storage engine. Regards, - Slava
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| • Profiling a storage engine | Slava Akhmechet | 4 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | MARK CALLAGHAN | 4 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | Slava Akhmechet | 5 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | MARK CALLAGHAN | 5 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | Michael Widenius | 5 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | MARK CALLAGHAN | 5 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | Michael Widenius | 5 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | Antony Dovgal | 5 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | Marc Alff | 5 Jun |
| • Re: Profiling a storage engine | Slava Akhmechet | 8 Jun |
