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  • in reply to: MySQL Performance #1308506

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    in reply to: MySQL Performance #1301628

    Hi Cliff,

    as mentioned in my last post, the posted SQL queries are the bottleneck. Because we’re coming into a massive temp & file sort. This is due the wp post meta data model, querying the _EventStartDate meta_value without any index. As we’re dealing with roundabout 50.000 events and therefore more then a half million post meta rows.

    You can take a look here … be patient 😉
    http://www.akt-magazin.de/veranstaltungen

    I’ve tried some my.cnf tuning on the buffer and temp table options like sort_buffer_size, read_rnd_buffer_size, tmp_table_size, max_heap_table_size … without any notable effects. Maybe you got some advice for tuning the MySQL server for our special needs?

    in reply to: MySQL Performance #1300957

    Hi there,

    what about our paid pro support?
    Just a quick notice or anything else should be possible!
    Do you have any advise for tuning the my.cnf to get the calendar running with an acceptable performance?

    Big thanks in advance!

    in reply to: MySQL Performance #1300378

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