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Understanding MySQL Query Caching Process

November 5th, 2008

These days, websites are expected to perform. No excuses. I also mentioned before that website performance is key for SEO. Well, one easy thing that can be done is turning on MySQL caching. Most servers ship with MySQL in its default configuration which has caching turned off. There are many resources out there if you search enough, however I have found a presentation by Baron Shcwartz: MySQL Query Cache which explains in detail advanced concepts of MySQL Caching. Here is the slide that summarizes the process of MySQL Query Caching:

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