I am trying to tune mysql on linux for a web based application. Reading
throw the docs I found thread_cache_size I checked what it was set to by
default and found that it was 0. In the docs it says That it doesn't
make much difference if you have a good thread implementation. So my
major question is does linux have a good thread implementations and
ether way will this make a difference? The only reason That I am kinda
hesitant to set this up really high is that it would keep the threads
living for a long time witch may cause memory leaks. I would
appreciate any help and also if any one has good links other than the
manual for tuning mysql.
Thanks
Byron
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