On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 8:39 PM, Andrés Tello <mr.crip...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The more information, the easiest to pinpoint solutions. > > delete all client and administrativ tools (mysql, mysqladmin, etc from the > "server", since you aren't doing any transactions, I think you can ditch all > engines excepto the isam/myisam, the basic one, also you migth want to leave > memory engine... > > If I understand your project, you migth copy the database to the ram into a > tmpfs and if any change is needed, you update it, maybe to another engine?? > > What would I do. Build mysql in some machine, only copy mysqld and it's > libraries, start it and trace it with strace -e open to see what files does > it needs at startup. Supply them. > > Add the database, run the aplication. > > If not working, repeat... until it works... > > that would be my approach, I think that would take like... 2 days at most. > Don't think about leaning down the mysql, better thik about providing what > it barely needs to run properly. > > Good luck. > > It seems like a reasonable (though time-consuming) approach. I'm going to give it a try. I think watching for the open() function will suffice (strace -e open). Is there any other syscall I should be worry about? -- Nima Mohammadi
