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Archive for the tag "performance"

Static analysis for performance – the server side java symposium

March 17th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

Overall, I was disappointed by the session. Most of it was about the performance anti-patterns and i was expecting more about the static analysis tool. There was only one slide with an example of how to detect a pattern using static analysis and I found it hard to understand,  It is easy to say to [...]

Making MySQL Use More Memory: Part 2

March 26th, 2009 by Scott Selikoff

In a previous article, I discussed how to get the most out of your memory usage in MySQL systems using the InnoDB storage engine. To review, MySQL has overly conservative memory usage by default. Your MySQL instance may be using only a small fraction of the available memory, leading to unnecessarily poor application performance. In [...]

Making MySQL Use More Memory

January 7th, 2009 by Scott Selikoff

Unlike a lot of database servers, MySQL is strangely conservative (by default) on how much memory it will allocate. If you’re not careful, you can have 16GB of RAM on your machine with MySQL only using 50MBs, leading to extremely poor performance under heavy load. I know firsthand that navigating MySQL configuration guides can be [...]