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Yes but this doesn't change the fact that the queries use Memcached as the backend. If all of 1M queries hit the InnoDB tables, then I would be impressed. Also
by buremba 13y ago
Yes but this doesn't change the fact that the queries use Memcached as the backend. If all of 1M queries hit the InnoDB tables, then I would be impressed. Also note that it's read-only performance, I think MySQL acts like a bridge here for most of the queries. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)
- cpleppert 13y ago>> If all of 1M queries hit the InnoDB tables, then I would be impressed. And you should be because that is exactly what is happening :)