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The document discusses various ways to tune Linux and MySQL for performance. It recommends measuring different aspects of the database, operating system, disk and application performance. Some specific tuning techniques discussed include testing different IO schedulers, increasing the number of InnoDB threads, reducing swapping by lowering the swappiness value, enabling interleave mode for NUMA systems, and potentially using huge pages, though noting the complexity of configuring huge pages. The key message is that default settings may not be optimal and testing is needed to understand each individual system's performance.
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