Challenges of Efficiently Using MySQL on Modern Hardware
summary
Covers performance issues when running MySQL on modern server hardware and workloads, naming MySQL and Percona Server as the technologies. Explains typical bottlenecks caused by legacy implementation choices, discusses MySQL configuration for high-load systems, and outlines performance fixes expected in future MySQL and Percona Server releases.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10MySQL history
- 2:55MySQL on modern hardware
- 4:43MySQL malloc issues
- 7:37Buffer pool tuning
- 13:12NUMA architecture impact
- 20:48Table deletion problems
- 23:43Buffer pool mutexes
- 28:12MVCC high-load issues
- 33:41Index cache problems
- 35:47Index lock contention
- 37:17Redo log issues
- 39:09MySQL single-thread performance
- 40:59Q&A
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