MySQL linkdump
as a follow-up to my previous post, here are some more links:
-> http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_servers#Server_list
1 active master, 6 active slaves; most of the machines having fast disks, RAID-0 and 16GB RAM
-> Status of all Wikipedia MySQL Servers
-> Status of a single Wikipedia MySQL Slave
no swapping! very low "cached" memory number, indicating that InnoDB behaves completely different than MyIsam (resp our setup) regarding disk caching. average system-load is below 1!
memory usage with our setup:
-> Brad Fitzpatrick's Notes on LiveJournal at the MySQLcon 2005
(note, you might have already read his notes from 2004, but these slides are updated and provide some more valuable infos)
* "User-Clusters", i.e. livejournal-users are split into several clusters.
* master-master replication-setup
* Use InnoDB. Really. Little bit more config work, but worth it...fast as hell.
-> http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_servers#Server_list
1 active master, 6 active slaves; most of the machines having fast disks, RAID-0 and 16GB RAM
-> Status of all Wikipedia MySQL Servers
-> Status of a single Wikipedia MySQL Slave
no swapping! very low "cached" memory number, indicating that InnoDB behaves completely different than MyIsam (resp our setup) regarding disk caching. average system-load is below 1!
memory usage with our setup:
-> Brad Fitzpatrick's Notes on LiveJournal at the MySQLcon 2005
(note, you might have already read his notes from 2004, but these slides are updated and provide some more valuable infos)
* "User-Clusters", i.e. livejournal-users are split into several clusters.
* master-master replication-setup
* Use InnoDB. Really. Little bit more config work, but worth it...fast as hell.
michi - 20.Apr 2006 10:22 - technisches
Michi a.k.a. 'Michael Platzer' is one of the 
