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Re: Partitioning help
Posted by: Rick James
Date: September 27, 2010 07:55PM

Eh? 1000 HTML inserts/hour & 10GB/hour -- is each HTML page 10MB? That is huge! If 99% of the data is that column, there won't be that much difference is size between MyISAM and InnoDB.

1000 Inserts/hour -- yawn. No need to batch INSERTs if they are that infrequent.

10MB inserted in 50ms -- that's tight. Fortunately, there can be a lot of "write caching", so it may be possible.

Do the compression in the application, not mysqld; that will help spread the load around. (Compression is CPU intensive, but saves a lot in I/O.)

You have not mentioned any SELECTs, so the only criteria for PARTITIONing is the DELETE. So, PARTITION date. Don't bother partitioning on `type`.

MyISAM or InnoDB could handle it -- you have not provided any requirement that shouts for one over the other.

If you use MyISAM, be sure to provide a large value for MAX_ROWS in the CREATE TABLE statement.

What will the SELECTs be? It may be advisable to "vertically partition" as well.

JMS queue? Sounds like something that will slow you down.

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