By jdimaria
via blog.inetu.net
Submitted: Feb 21 2013 / 15:02
If your system isn’t keeping up with demands, problem areas like the size of your database, how busy it is, and the state of your hardware is some of the first things to look into. But you might want to take a look at your software as well. Can you squeeze more performance out of MySQL before you have to consider hardware investments? One option that promises to do so comes from Percona Inc.—Percona Server.
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