Hi Mike,
The way we do it is installing each mysql instance from a
precompiled binary.
So if you had an 8 core box, and you wanted to use each of the 8
cores, you could install a mysql binary installation and then make 7
copies of it. We use an internal naming convention like the
In the last episode (Jun 10), Mike Spreitzer said:
If I have a computer with many cores and multiple disks, disjoint
filesystems on those disks, and enough I/O bandwidth in the machine to
keep the disks busy, can MySQL keep those disks busy if I have it working
on different databases at the
