Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of HostingServerSetupRecommendations

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Aug 27, 2010, 7:22:15 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

AlexT

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HostingServerSetupRecommendations

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-There is already a tool in phpMyAdmin which can help you with deciding what configuration values need to be changed. Go to phpMyAdmin and open "Status" tab, look through this page and pay attention to red values. There is a comment near each value you can use as a guide in changing particular MySQL option. During changing remember that memory is always limited, so you need to increase the values adequately your available RAM. Keep in mind that this is values are collected during some time, so if you change some value it is better to wait at least 1 day until new data is collected for analysis. After MySQL restarted this data is collected from the scratch. 
+There is already a tool in phpMyAdmin which can help you with deciding what configuration values need to be changed. Go to phpMyAdmin and open "Status" tab, look through this page and pay attention to red values. There is a comment near each value you can use as a guide in changing particular MySQL option. During changing remember that memory is always limited, so you need to increase the values adequately to your available RAM. Keep in mind that these values are collected during some time, so if you change some value it is better to wait at least 1 day until new data is collected for analysis. After MySQL restarted this data is collected from the scratch. 
 
-This is an example on many queries becomes cached after introducing "query cache":
+This is an example on how many queries becomes cached after introducing "query cache":
 
 [[Image(hssr-mysql-2-queries-day.png)]]
 
-1 day is showed on the graph, in the beginning cache was disabled then cache was enabled - pink zpne shows SELECT queries which are taken from cache. So, benefits are obvious !
+1 day is showed on the graph, in the beginning cache was disabled, then cache was enabled - pink zone shows SELECT queries which are taken from cache. So, benefits are obvious !