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Google’s nap lets our server breath for a while

18/04/2012, 10:12
Filed under: Apache,General,GNU/Linux,MySQL,Performance | Tags: cpu usage, google, graphs, mysql usage, nap

After the CMS migration I commented about on the article MySQL Tuning Query Cache And Thread Cache, google had a couple of naps, the last one looked CRAZY on the stats! take a look yourself:

Does anybody need me to draw a circle around the difference? 🙂