Colorado MySQL Users Group Presentation

In addition to speaking at RMOUG event in Denver, I also spoke today in Broomfield on “Improving MySQL Performance with Better Indexes”.

This presentation included details on :

  • Effective examples of capture SQL via application logging and TCP/IP analysis necessary for identifying the best candidates. Slow is not always the best query to start with.
    • All the commands necessary to identify why you may need an index, how to create varying types of indexes, and how to confirm there true effectiveness.
      • How the number of table rows and different storage engines can greatly effect the optimization choice and query performance
        • The presentation shows how to determine/create and verify covering indexes for a single table example, a master/child example and a production 13 table join.

        You can obtain the slides from Improving MySQL Performance With Better Indexes Presentation .

        Event Details

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