MySQL has a large number of configuration options. Adjusting these can make an enormous difference to the performance of your database. Unfortunately, there is no single “best” set of settings. The optimal configuration depends on the version of MySQL, the server resources, other server processes, etc. It is also dependent on the server role; development, testing or live operation. Continue reading
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