This blog talks about MySQL Enterprise Backup integration with Workbench and how the Workbench UI can be used to configure and operate MEB.
Or I could place in the title – “Yes, we done it!”
After reaching 500K QPS in Read-Only on SQL queries, it was natural to expect a much higher performance level from InnoDB Memcached Plugin which is by-passing all SQL related layers.. However the story is not simple, and yet far from finished
While for today we have already our first “preview” results showing that we’re able to reach over 1,000,000 Query/sec level with the latest MySQL 5.7 code:
click here to read the full article..
Join 15,000 others and follow Sean Hull on twitter @hullsean. 1. MySQL does not compete with Oracle It’s a myth that MySQL somehow poses a threat to Oracle. Oracle’s customers tend to be large enterprises running apps like e-business suite. These are certified to run on Oracle, and further they sit close to finance. MySQL […]
MySQL Cluster have all the ingridients to be designed as a very
scalable and extremely efficient key lookup engine for the Cloud.
As we have shown in earlier entries of my blog we've been able to
scale MySQL Cluster 7.2 to handle 72 million key lookups per
second or 4.3 billion key lookups per minute. This benchmark was
actually limited by a limitation of the NDB API nodes to handle
more than about 300k lookups per second and so with a maximum of
255 nodes we got to around 72 million per second in total.
However in MySQL Cluster 7.3 we have removed this limitation, in
addition we have also enabled scaling to even bigger data nodes,
so it should be possible now to reach even higher numbers.
The aim of this blog is however not to give any new benchmark
results, rather it is providing details about how the benchmark
program works and how this benchmark program architecture can be
used to design an efficient scalable key lookup data …
Do you have basic computer literacy skills? Then you can take the first step to using the MySQL Server by taking the MySQL for Beginners course.
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In the 4-day MySQL for Beginners course, you develop an understanding of relational databases and how to design a robust and efficient database. You will install and configure the MySQL server and clients. You also get an introduction to advanced MySQL tools and features. You can take this live, instructor-led course as a:
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Somebody asked how to create a SYNONYM
in MySQL,
which is interesting because MySQL doesn’t support synonyms. I
thought the prior entry explained how to do it, but here’s
a new post. However, you can create a view in one database that
relies on a table in another database.
The following SQL statements create two databases and grant
appropriate privileges to the student
as the
root
superuser:
/* Create two databases. */ CREATE DATABASE seussdb; CREATE DATABASE appdb; /* Grant privileges to a student user. */ GRANT ALL ON seussdb.* TO student; GRANT ALL ON appdb.* TO student; |
Log out from the root
superuser and reconnect as the
student
user. Then, the following code connects to
the seuss
…
One of the latest labs releases of Oracle MySQL brings multi source
replication. This lifts the limitation found in earlier releases
that a MySQL slave can only have one master.
To be fair, there were other ways of doing this already:
- Using a time based switch as described in MySQL High Availability
- Using the multi source feature in the yet-to-be released MariaDB 10
- Using Tungsten Replicator
There are many good uses of multi source replication. You could
use it to combine data from multiple shards or
applications.
If MySQL is used with …
Table of Content
MySQL Workbench is a …
[Read more]As Frederic posted, its time to submit talks for the MySQL & Friends Devroom at FOSDEM 2014. The next year, it will be on Saturday February 1 2014. I look forward to being in Brussels again, and I hope to see you there too.
Submit to the MySQL track here, and don’t forget to be there on Friday evening for the start of the beers. I’m told by Frederic & Kenny that we’re likely to have a much more interesting community dinner since things are getting larger year by year. See you at FOSDEM and remember, submit talks!
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