Wanna test your box performance, both its hard disk and memory? Try setting up a +370 table database, and then build a huge MySQL update file. Run it and get something like this:
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Ali Servet Dönmez [Visitor] wrote:
All I see is that it’s really hot in there! Eheh…
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mariano.iglesias [Member] wrote:
@Ali: how could it not be hot with her there? Actually, look at the temperature meters at the top right. It’s pretty hot!
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Jason del Ponte [Visitor] wrote:
Is there anyway to remotely run the performance analysis? I would really like to try something like this with my server running on a Linode virtual server.
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Ali Servet Dönmez [Visitor] wrote:
Yeah, that’s what I mean; exactly! =P
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Jason [Visitor] wrote:
More importantly .. where do I find that background !?!
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mariano.iglesias [Member] wrote:
@Jason: she’s Anne Hathaway. Bottom right of the background gives you a clue where I’ve got it: skins.be
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Mark Watson [Visitor] wrote:
Hott.
Good idea on using MySQL…
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