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hardware for MySQL DB



On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 05:01:14PM -0400, Eugene Gorelik wrote:
> I am curious, what kind of hardware do people use to run MySQL DB ?

eeepc, macbook, 350mhz pentium II...

I've run MySQL on lots of things :) 

> Have anyone tried running MySQL on solid state drives ?

I generally feel like if you're trying to optimize MySQL for
performance, you're probably using the wrong database. I'm sure that
there are many differences of opinion on this front -- I know many people
use MySQL in production systems to serve lots and lots of hits -- but I
also know that it seems less likely to be the database of choice in that
situation.

personally, I've never run anything popular enough that database
performance was the bottleneck; bottlenecks have always been my own
code.

-- Chris

> How does MySQL scales when adding more CPUs or RAM ?
> 
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> -Eugene.
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