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Tips for building better mySQL architecture
June 18th, 2010
Macronimous Posted in Best Practices, Databases, Web standards | 2 Comments »
Have you thought about the right Data type which you should use?
Is VARCHR bad? Do you review the SQL statements that you have written? Do you know what sort of impact indexes produce? How to leverage the query Caching techniques? Do you follow the naming standards?
This simple slide teaches you the best mySQL practices to be followed up within 15 minutes.
Taking out the best from mySQL will improve the application performance, if its part of your day to day life get into these standards and practice the everyday. This presentation s from Ronald Bradford. Thanks to Ronald for sharing.
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August 14th, 2010 at 8:07 am
hi,
its a nice post !
Really liked details of building better mySQL architecture.
Its a nice process for improve the application performance.
September 9th, 2010 at 6:50 am
The reasons that so many people download and use MySQL and GlassFish are compelling. In addition to being open source, MySQL and GlassFish are fast, reliable, and easy to use. MySQL and GlassFish when used together provide an excellent solution for quickly developing and deploying web applications that are not only secure and reliable, but also scale to meet increasing demand and are highly responsive to user requests.