Does caching Innodb really matter?

Moshe1010

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I did several speed tests via chrome inspect elements and some speed flow charts with different websites. I couldn't really find any significant difference between caching my database (2GB) or not. Has somebody did here some benchmarks to check how significant is it? I'm wondering if I should disable it or not since it consumes tons of RAM.
 
I did several speed tests via chrome inspect elements and some speed flow charts with different websites. I couldn't really find any significant difference between caching my database (2GB) or not. Has somebody did here some benchmarks to check how significant is it? I'm wondering if I should disable it or not since it consumes tons of RAM.

If you have a small site with low activity the difference will be un-noticeable.
 
Hello,

Caching queries results performed on InnoDB tables is pointless because of innodb_buffer_pool_size variable.


Kind regards,
George.
 
You will want basic file caching, xenforo caching, and innodb_buffer_pool_size all set correctly.

Query cache actually can slow your DB down under some circumstances.
 
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