Tag: innodb
Some time ago I was in the situation where I was looking at 200 MyISAM tables
screaming to get converted to InnoDB for performance reasons.
You probably know that MyISAM is better at fulltext searches and such,
but what I needed was this database stop locking entire tables when I was
just doing row-level interactions. Here's how I did in one go.
Sometimes MySQL needs to work hard. I've been working on an import script that fires a lot of INSERTs. Normally our database server handles 1,000 inserts / sec. That wasn't enough. So I went looking for methods to improve the speed of MySQL inserts and was finally able to increase this number to 28,000 inserts per second. Checkout my late night benchmarking adventures.
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