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Indexing, when done properly, can help to optimize your query execution duration and increase overall database performance. Indexes accomplish this by implementing a data structure that helps to keep things organized and makes locating information easier; basically, indexing speeds up the data retrieval process and makes it more efficient, thereby saving you (and your system) time and effort.
If you’re having trouble with a slow database, another possible solution is data defragmentation. When many records are written to the database and time goes by, the records are fragmented in MySQL’s internal data files and on the disk itself. The defragmentation of the disk will allow grouping the relevant data together.
In most cases, performance issues are caused by poor SQL queries performance. When trying to optimize those queries, you’ll run into many dilemmas, such as whether to use IN or EXISTS, whether to write a subquery or a join. While you can pay good dime on consulting services, you can also speed up SQL queries using query optimizers.
Similar to how having a CPU that’s not powerful enough can impact the efficiency of a database, so too can lack of memory. After all, when there is not enough memory available in the database to perform the work that is being asked of, database performance is understandably going to take a hit. Basically, having more memory available will help to boost the system’s efficiency and overall performance.
