MySQL bin logs can consume a lot of disk space. Many people like myself try to minimize the amount of disk space that is allocated to Linux servers to reduce cost. When MySQL logs start to build, disk space can be consumed quickly. Admittedly, one of my Ubuntu Linux MySQL servers was approaching 100% disk utilization. After searching for large directories and large files, I discovered that /var/lib/mysql contained an abundance of log files. This is how to disable MySQL log files. MySQL log files can provide value but since my MySQL server is well-tuned, I preferenced the available disk space over continuing to collect MySQL log files. I hope that this video helped and please be sure to check out my other Linux tutorial videos too! #Linux #Howto
How to Disable MySQL Bin Logs
By IrixGuy|2021-05-05T20:58:17-05:00May 5th, 2021|Categories: HOW-TO, Tech, Tutorial|Tags: How to Disable MySQL Bin Logs, How to disable MySQL logs, How to turn off MySQL Bin Log, how to turn off MySQL logs, how-to, Linux, Linux tutorial videos, MySQL, MySQL how-to, MySQL tutorial, MySQL tutorial videos, tutorial, Ubuntu, Ubuntu disable MySQL logs, Ubuntu turn off MySQL logs|Comments Off on How to Disable MySQL Bin Logs
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