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innodb_thread_concurrency / cpu usage [message #362] Fri, 17 November 2006 16:35 Go to previous message
mmoeller  is currently offline mmoeller
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Registered: November 2006
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Hi,

we have a 4-way dualcore xeon server running mysql 5.0.27 with bufferpool-mutex-patch.

the load is entirely cpu/memory bound, no noticable disk activity.

If i set innodb_thread_concurrency to 16 or 32 and simulate a lot of load, i see that the system is overloaded but cpu usage is only at 20%.
If i set it to unlimited (0), i see cpu is going to 100%, but actually *less* queries are performed per second.

If i use SHOW MUTEX STATUS, the only mutex heavily used is the main bufferpool mutex, so I guess the concurrency problem is not entirely solved by the patch?

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