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Orchestrator (for Managing MySQL) High Availability Using Raft

As we know, Orchestrator is a MySQL high availability and replication management tool that aids in managing farms of MySQL servers. In this blog post, we discuss how to make the Orchestrator (which manages MySQL) itself fault-tolerant and highly available. When considering HA for the Orchestrator one of the popular choices will be using the Raft consensus. […]

Upcoming MySQL meetups & MySQL 30 Years Celebration Events

MySQL Meetups & celebration events

How MySQL Enterprise Edition Supports Government Digital Transformation

This blog post summarizes how MySQL supports government IT priorities, from cybersecurity protection to modernization, cost savings, and workforce transformation.

MySQL Performance Tuning with Releem

Introduction If your application uses MySQL and you’re interested in getting the best out of it via performance tuning and monitoring, then Releem is a very nice tool that can assist you in your endeavor. I discovered Releem from Roman Agabekov’s posts on social media. Roman is the founder of this tool, and since his posts about MySQL performance tuning are very insightful, I decided to give it a try and see what it has to offer. Installing Releem Releem uses a client-server architecture. The server aggregates data received from the client... Read More

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MySQL Router bootstrap & “conf-set-option”

I thought I’d share a quick addition to the MySQL Router bootstrap command and hope it helps others, as always.

First of all, you all know the MySQL Router documentation, and have probably looked into a specific option when executing commands, but I’ve found one quite handy that allows me to add in certain parametrization for my routers: –conf-set-option

It’s simple to use, so I’ll just share what I used as a reference and let you play away.

mysqlrouter --bootstrap icadmin:'MyP4ssword!'@node01:3306 \
--name="router_node1" --account=routerAdmin \
--conf-base-port=3306 --report-host=rtnode01 --conf-use-gr-notifications \ …
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HeatWave MySQL: Latest Enhancements in DB System access mode and security

Modern cloud databases need to offer flexibility in workload management, security and cross-region availability. To address these evolving demands, we have introduced new capabilities in HeatWave MySQL that improves operational efficiency and enables even more sophisticated deployment patterns.

16 Best MySQL GUI Clients for macOS

Take a look at the most convenient and user-friendly MySQL GUI tools (clients) that help you tackle a variety of database development, management, and administration tasks on macOS.

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Changing HeatWave MySQL shape and configuration with minimal downtime

The Oracle HeatWave MySQL service offers users the flexibility to modify DB system shapes and configuration, enabling them to adapt to changing workloads and enhance performance.

In this blog post we'll share insights into the latest changes related to DB system shape and configuration changes, mostly focusing on the high availability and read replicas support.

Available now: OCI Database Management and Ops Insights for on-premises MySQL databases

OCI Database Management and OCI Ops Insights services deliver advanced capabilities to simplify the monitoring of External MySQL databases, offer detailed granular insights, and reduce the burden of managing infrastructure resources. Additionally, as a cloud-native, managed solution, these services eliminate the need to maintain the monitoring solution itself.

How to Configure a SQL Server Linked Server to Connect to MySQL

Explore how to connect it to a Linux-based MySQL server and read table data directly within SSMS with the help of ODBC driver.

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