Those numbers don't seem that high for the hardware you have. You should try changing some configuration variables on your system first, after you find the bottleneck.
On May 1, 2005, at 9:54 AM, Chenzhou Cui wrote:
Dear all,
Following is a statistical result for my MySQL usage. Connections per
hour are 16832, however 3767 attempts are failed (22.4%) and 94 attempts
are aborted. Queries per second are 91. The most important applications
of the server are httpd, php and mysql. Is my MySQL overloaded? Should I
upgrade my hardware now?
At present, the hardware system inclodes: 2.0GHz(Intel XEON)*2, 2GB DDR
RAM, (Intel 1000Mbps NIC)*2, 73GB SCSI HD (RAID 1+0) and 36GB SCSI system disk.
All kinds of comments are welcome,
cheers,
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