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So many possible answers... ultimately, it's a combination of query performance and optimal resource utilization. There are many such metrics too (buffer hits, cache sizes, queries/sec, open tables, locks, etc.), all of which need to be examined as a whole. To be sure, there a few that are dead giveaways, but it's rarely that simple. I ran across a tool call "mysqlreport" a while back which does a pretty good job of giving you a handle on things.

Feel free to ask anything more specific, and maybe I can be more helpful.
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