sql - Benchmark MySQL on SSD: Tools and Strategies -


I am currently switching my servers from running on SSD on IISADB on hard drives.

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My server has set up:

  • With a Ubuntu 64 + Nginx + MySQL 5.5 +, a 3,800,000 rows (16GB) table is in the form of benchmark tables. ...

I have two things that I have to do too much tests:

  • How to affect the sync sensitivity to SSD from the hard drive < Li>
  • How to switch to INODB will affect the concurrency

I have questions about both the tools and strategies:

  • 'mostly Interest in concurrency, What tools do I use to test? I played with the Siege and I found it really easy to play, but I think that even the most powerful Linux software should be better suited to my needs. completes.
  • How do test strategies look like? I think the option of strategy can be a tight relationship with the device that I have chosen to use. For example, when playing with the siege, I would write PHP scripts that upload some heavy lift MySQL files, upload it to the server, in the form of parameters to surround the script URL (which is in my local laptop) Installed) and simulate concurrent traffic for me.

General tests are fine, but only tell the difference between actual load software & amp; hardware configuration. li> Load the database in test configuration and run slow query log on it (use PT-Log-Player).

  • Capture all queries from the test server with long servers.
  • Analyze Results from a slow query log with PT-query-digest.
  • I refer tools to mysql (although some tools might require the percona server, I'm not sure).


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