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Re: Table freeze when size exceeds innodb buffer pool size
Posted by: Peter Brawley
Date: September 28, 2017 04:54PM

Select_scan / Uptime_since_flush_status --> table scans/sec.

Handler_read_rnd_next / Uptime_since_flush_status --> such row requests/sec.

> Is quite hard to upgrade cause its a live system

Um, if we all followed that rule, no system in use would ever be upgraded.

To do it in minimal downtime you need to develop & debug a failsafe upgrade script, then optimise that till the donwtime is satisfactorily low, then do it at an offpeak time. So you need three systems: production, backup, test/devel.

> InnoDB log files ... How you derive on this? What size is normally best

innodb_os_log_written / Uptime_since_flush_status / innodb_log_files_in_group, rounded uo to a 32MB boundary. What's best is often about 30 mins of writes.

> InnoDB buffer pool appears to be running 50% free ... if I shrink will I need to expand later when the table size grows?

Yex it can and should be dynamic if the system is growing. Check every month or so.

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