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What has replaced the query cache in Mysql?
Modern versions are built with have_query_cache NO.
Now there is no query cache at all? Not fashionable? Not necessary? Some other technology?
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Oracle Mysql/Percona now has no query cache at all. Because it is unnecessary and harmful.
Instead, if necessary, point-to-point cache individual queries on the client.
(Obvious things, such as tuning the server configuration and query optimization, I do not mention here, they go without saying, and have no direct relation to caching).
Well, or use MariaDB, the cache is still there.
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