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Changing MySQL Sizing on Linux

To adjust the MySQL memory, follow these steps:

  1. By default, the MySQL installation does not create the configuration file, my.cnf. In this case, create it under /etc. If the file exists, update it based on your business needs.
  2. Update or add the entry 'innodb_buffer_pool_size' under the '[mysqld]' section.
  3. Restart MySQL after you have updated the configuration file for the new value to take effect.