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| From: | Dan Nelson | Date: | March 15 2003 7:44pm |
| Subject: | Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | ||
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In the last episode (Mar 15), Jesse Guardiani said: > From: "Warren W. Gay VE3WWG" <ve3wwg@stripped> > > The OP didn't indicate where the files are being kept, and under > > FreeBSD this can be significant. I know for example, that using UFS > > file systems, are very slow compared to newer file systems. > > Yes. I am using UFS + softupdates. I wasn't aware that I could run > ext3 on FreeBSD. You can't. UFS should be just as fast as ext3 as far as mysql is concerned. Softupdates doesn't help you here because you're not creating or deleting many files. -- Dan Nelson dnelson@stripped sql, query
| Thread | ||
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| • FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | Matthias Trevarthan | 14 Mar |
| • Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | John Wards | 14 Mar |
| • RE: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | Joe Stump | 14 Mar |
| • Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | Jeremy Zawodny | 14 Mar |
| • Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | Matthias Trevarthan | 14 Mar |
| • Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | walt | 14 Mar |
| • Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | Warren W. Gay VE3WWG | 14 Mar |
| • Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | Jesse Guardiani | 15 Mar |
| • Re: FreeBSD + MySQL bottleneck | Dan Nelson | 15 Mar |
