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RE: Question about best hardware


From: "Josh Berry" <josh.berry () netschematics com>
Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 09:58:10 -0600 (CST)

For MySQL I recently upgraded to 4.0 and it seems to be much faster.  I
run mysql with --skip-external-locking --skip-name-resolve
--skip-host-cache --key_buffer-size=128M --table_cache=512
--sort_buffer_size=8M --read_buffer_size=2M.

I have set the noatime option in fstab for the MySQL partition.

For CPU I patched the kernel with some latency patches.  I ran TCP/IP
parameters that I found on a Linux TCP/IP tuning howto.  Apache settings
are also from an Apache Tuning howto.



--On 08 March 2004 13:31 -0600 Josh Berry <josh.berry () netschematics com>
wrote:

I don't have a performance issue over 100K.  My DB has reached into the
Gig's before and been fine, I just spread the load, tune
MySQL/Apache/and
the ACID config file and am fine.  Once a week I run an optimize table
script.  I have a dual P4 2.0 Gig System with 2 Gigs of RAM running the
DB
and a dual P4 2.0 Gig System with 1 Gig of RAM running the web
interface.
I also keep all of the sensors separate from the servers.

I have also performance tuned the TCP/IP, Disk IO, and CPU settings
where
I could.  I keep Apache (Redhat Version) up-to-date but run an older
MySQL
(from MySQL.com) version (3.23.56).

What settings have you tuned? I've configured mudpit, tuned disc IO using
hdparm and built Snort for i686, but is there anything else you'd suggest
doing for MySQL/Apache/ACID/TCPIP/CPU?

Best Regards,
Alex.
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