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    Configure settings in httpd.conf for best performance

    hello
    For httpd.conf i want good configuration for high performance server.so that can optimize my MySQL and Apache server.please provide configuration that will help me to set my goal

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    Re: Configure settings in httpd.conf for best performance

    following are a few points which you should consider for faster performance.

    1.compile MySQL with -static option. that will require more disk space but runs faster.
    2. start debug option only if required. Enabling debug mode installs a SAFEMALLOC checker. Running SAFEMALLOC is making slow. So if you have enabled debug performance will degrade, you should start mysqld with -skip-safemallaoc option.
    3. Compile without -fomit-frame-pointer. which is a pointer to the current stack frame. which used for debugging purpose. that will speed up it.
    4. Use the character sets required for application only and specify by the -with-charset in the configure option. also use minimum character set with -with-extra-charsets=none option.

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    Re: Configure settings in httpd.conf for best performance

    You can do three things to make your MySQL server faster, from least effective to most effective:

    1. Throw hardware at the problem.
    2. Tune the settings of the MySQL process.
    3. Optimize your queries.

    check more information here http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/li...ne-lamp-3.html and http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/li...ne-lamp-2.html

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