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Fast MySQL Import


Importing large databases sucks. It can take anywhere from as short as 10 min to a few hours. Worse is when it fails mid-import. So here is a faster way to import. This script can import a 30gb database in under 40min reliably.

Disclaimer:

This tutorial is only for macOS users. If you’re on windows, good luck.

Prerequisites:

  • Must use MAMP

  • Must have Homebrew installed

Install these using Brew

  • brew install pv

  • brew install pigz

Placing the fast import script

Download the file from my GitLab

fast_mysql_import.sh



Make sure its placed inside this folder

/users/<your_username_here>

Update the permission of the file

~/ chmod +x ~/fast_mysql_import.sh

Update zshrc, include MAMP path
echo 'export PATH="/Applications/MAMP/Library/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zshrc 

source ~/.zshrc

Run the script

./fast_mysql_import.sh ~/Desktop/smaplivedb-20260303-0630.sql.gz smap030326 root



Credits to Danish for creating the script.

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