I recently had a support ticket where my web site had gone down, the admin panel was inaccessible, and all manner of other things were broken (FTP). Many services in a cyberpanel install depend on MySQL. <a name="the-default-mysql-config-file-etcmycnf-is-bare-bones-there-are-really-no-options-in-it-this-lead-to-my-innodb-powered-sites-to-suffer-near-100-cpu-usage-on-a-high-load-site-i-came-up-with-a-fix-for-it-that-served-as-good-tweaks-for-both-myisam-and-innodb-heres-what-i-came-up-with-1" class="anchor" href="#the-default-mysql-config-file-etcmycnf-is-bare-bones-there-are-really-no-options-in-it-this-lead-to-my-innodb-powered-sites-to-suffer-near-100-cpu-usage-on-a-high-load-site-i-came-up-with-a-fix-for-it-that-served-as-good-tweaks-for-both-myisam-and-innodb-heres-what-i-came-up-with-1"> The default MySQL config file (/etc/my.cnf) is bare-bones. There are really no options in it. …

MariaDB / MySQL Tweaks As Default & Option

josephgodwinke December 16, 2022, 5:45am 6

Yes

At the time of posting this post CyberPanel uses mariadb10.3 under the hood.

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