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Apache Superset with MySQL HeatWave

We already saw how to deploy Apache Superset with MySQL HeatWave.

I just released a new version of the Terraform modules including some configuration parameters for a future development related to High Availability.

So let’s see the easiest way to deploy Superset on OCI using MySQL HeatWave.

Quick Deployment

The default deployment is the following:

The fastest and easiest way to deploy such architecture is to click on the button below:

When you click on the button, you will reach the following screen if you are …

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Apache Superset with MySQL HeatWave

How to deploy Apache Superset with MySQL HeatWave and how to benefit from HeatWave's query accelerator.

MySQL Telemetry Tracing with OCI APM

Overview Modern cloud applications (like microservice or serverless apps) are distributed systems composed of many interconnected services and service instances. Without observability in place, it is often difficult to troubleshoot issues within such complex systems. The OCI Application Performance Monitoring (APM) service provides observability for end-to-end visibility and diagnosis across the entire IT environment. Using distributed transaction […]

Generated Hash Columns in MySQL

One of the hidden gems in the MySQL documentation is this note in section 8.3.6: As an alternative to a composite index, you can introduce a column that is “hashed” based on information from other columns. If this column is short, reasonably unique, and indexed, it might be faster than a “wide” index on many columns. We will build on this idea by creating generated hash columns for indexed lookups on large values and enforcing uniqueness across many columns. Instead of creating huge composite indexes, we'll index the compact generated hashes for fast lookups. Before diving into generated hash columns, let's look at generated columns in general. Generated columns in MySQL A generated column can be considered a calculated, computed, or derived column. It is a column whose value results from an expression rather than direct data input. The expression can contain literal values, built-in functions, or references to other columns. The result of …

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Generated hash columns in MySQL

Creating generated hash columns in MySQL for faster strict equality lookups.

Improving Query Performance with Multi-Valued Indexing in MySQL 8.0

Learn how Multi-Valued Indexing in MySQL 8.0 can enhance query performance by efficiently indexing and querying JSON arrays. Discover the benefits, implementation steps, and considerations for optimizing your MySQL database.

  1. Multi-Valued Indexing in MySQL 8.0
  2. Understanding Multi-Valued Indexes and their benefits
  3. Creating Multi-Valued Indexes in MySQL …
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OpenLampTech issue #82 – Substack Repost

Thanks so much for reading OpenLampTech. Here is this week’s newsletter, full of great content all about PHP, MySQL, and the LAMP stack. Several WordPress and WooCommerce reads too.

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The Newsletter for PHP and MySQL Developers

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In OpenLampTech issue #82, we have articles covering:

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Centralize Access Management for MySQL Heatwave Databases with OCI IAM

MySQL Heatwave, a fully managed database service, not only provides customers with one database service for OLTP, OLAP, and ML, but it also supports centralized access management for these databases via integration with OCI IAM. Using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (OCI IAM) customers can protect themselves against security threats, streamline access management, and […]

Centralize Access Management for MySQL Heatwave Databases with OCI IAM

MySQL Heatwave, a fully managed database service, not only provides customers with one database service for OLTP, OLAP, and ML, but it also supports centralized access management for these databases via integration with OCI IAM. Using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (OCI IAM) customers can protect themselves against security threats, streamline access management, and achieve governance and compliance with industry standards.

TaranovoConf Bulgaria with MySQL talk

TarnovoConf, Jun 17, 2023, Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria We are happy to announce the participation of MySQL in the small regional technical conference TarnovoConf. TaranovoConf is part of the IT Tour-travel conferences in Bulgaria initiated by a group of local enthusiasts and includes a series of technical conferences in major Bulgarian cities. At this one, scheduled […]

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