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Hey guys,

I have two large apps on physically separate mysql databases, and I want to combine the two servers into one to save money.  The last time I tried this, the two apps competed for resources to the point that a half second query took 30 seconds.  But on two separate servers, they aren't using anywhere near the capacity of one server.  So I must be missing a setting or something that would allow two apps with completely disjoint queries to run on the same machine.  It has to be some kind of a caching issue, I'm assuming.  Can anyone give me any advice?

 

Also, feel free to ask me any clarification questions.

 

-Drew

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