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OpenLampTech issue #56 – Substack Repost

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again; I can only hope you enjoy reading the OpenLampTech developer newsletter as much as I do. Once again this week we have a fantastic newsletter for you (and me). Enjoy and please share the publication to help spread the word that OpenLampTech is the media coverage for MySQL, PHP, and the LAMP stack landscapes!

The Newsletter for PHP and MySQL Developers

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In OpenLampTech issue #56, we have curated and original content covering:

  • A fantastic developer Interview
  • 7 …
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Analyzing queries in OCI MySQL Database Service – Slow Query Log (part 2)

MySQL Community Advent Calendar 2022 - How to generate MySQL slow query log in OCI for MySQL HeatWave Database Service using Fn infrastructure - part 2

MySQL HeatWave Best Practices Series: Schema Design

MySQL HeatWave Best Practices Series: Schema Design

Analyzing queries in OCI MySQL Database Service – Slow Query Log (part 1)

MySQL Community Advent Calendar 2022 - How to generate MySQL slow query log in OCI for MySQL HeatWave Database Service using Fn infrastructure

Analyzing queries in MySQL Database Service

MySQL Community Advent Calendar 2022 - How can you analyze queries in MySQL Database Service in OCI using Performance_Schema

How To Skip Replication Errors in GTID-Based Replication

In this blog, I’m going to discuss how to easily skip the replication errors in GTID (Global Transaction Identifier)-based replication.

In the MySQL world, if replication is broken we all use the famous SET GLOBAL SQL_SLAVE_SKIP_COUNTER=1; to skip the replication error. It always works if it’s a traditional binlogs events-based replication and is helpful to quickly resume the replication. But does this same method work for GTID-based replication? Let’s see.

In GTID-based replication, skipping a replication error in a broken replica is not as simple as binlogs-based replication. We have one old blog post — Repair MySQL 5.6 GTID replication by injecting empty transactions —where one of our colleagues showed us one way to skip and fix the replication.

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FIDO Authentication in Percona Server for MySQL 8.0.30-22

Percona Server for MySQL 8.0.30-22 introduces a new authentication plugin, named authentication_fido. With this new plugin, it is possible to perform multi-factor authentication using hardware keys, or single-factor passwordless authentication with the same keys. This new plugin is in technical preview.

The plugin works exactly the same as the MySQL Enterprise FIDO authentication plugin, which is documented in detail in the official MySQL documentation and in the Percona Server for MySQL documentation

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MySQL HeatWave Replication Filters and Sources Without GTIDs

You now have more flexibility to configure Channels in MySQL Database Service for hybrid deployments or straightforward live migrations from on-premises or other cloud vendors. There are new options to add filters and source GTID handling in Channels for inbound replication.

Announcing MySQL HeatWave Read Replicas with Load Balancer

The MySQL HeatWave Database Service in OCI has capabilities that enable applications to scale database read operations to millions of queries per second. Users can add and remove read replicas and load balancers to DB Systems with just a few clicks, and the service takes care of deployment, configuration, monitoring, and maintenance. Applications can connect directly to read replicas or to a read-only endpoint that automatically balances the queries across all the replicas.

CodeIgniter 4 Query Builder union() and unionAll() methods

UNION and UNION ALL set operators return the combined rows from 1 or more SELECT queries. CodeIgniter 4 Query Builder now supports UNION and UNION ALL queries with the $builder->union() and $builder->unionAll() methods respectively. Learn how to create these types of queries in this article.

This article and many to follow, are part of a series of articles I am writing and sharing as I learn new concepts when I learn them. I think of it as a duty in sharing the things I learn as a self-taught developer. We all need to support one another as we continue to learn and grow. #buildinpublic #learninpublic #indiehackers #developer

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