Using PMP to double MySQL throughput, part 2

(Mark Callaghan) With a few changes to InnoDB and MySQL I think I can get more than 100,000 disk reads/second from MySQL 5.1.47. InnoDB and MySQL continue to amaze me. This is a remarkable result.

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Using PMP to double MySQL throughput, part 2

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