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How to overcome Throttling and Rate Exceeded Errors in DownloadDBLogFilePortion

I was attempting to download the MySQL slow query logs to perform a slow query review. In this blog we will explore the issue I faced while downloading the slow…

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Introducing the MySQL Configurator tool

The MySQL Server 8.1.0 release was published on July 18th, 2023 and it introduces the new MySQL Configurator tool for MySQL Server 8.1 and higher on Windows. The MySQL Configurator application for Windows configures a MySQL Server installation in a series of basic steps. It can both configure and reconfigure the corresponding MySQL Server installation. […]

Introducing the MySQL Configurator tool

This blog post introduces the new MySQL Configurator tool, available starting with MySQL Server 8.1.0.

Announcing: MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse General Availability

Today, we announced the general availability of MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse and new capabilities in MySQL Autopilot that enable organizations to efficiently query data from object store using standard SQL syntax and without requiring database tuning expertise. Data in object store can be in a variety of file formats like CSV, Parquet or export from databases […]

Announcing: MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse General Availability

MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse is a fully managed database service, powered by a highly parallel in-memory query accelerator. It is the only cloud database service that combines transactions, analytics, automatic machine learning and now querying object store into one MySQL database, delivering real-time, and secure analytics without the complexity, latency, and cost of ETL duplication.

Getting started with MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse

This blog post shows how to get started with MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse, create a cluster, run Autopilot to infer your schema and estimate capacity, and finally load and query data.

MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse Makes Waves among Leading Industry Analysts

MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse Makes Waves among Leading Industry Analysts   Have you heard the news? MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse is now generally available. The announcement of lakehouse capabilities continues to cement MySQL HeatWave’s position as the only cloud service that provides transaction processing, machine learning, machine learning-based automation,  real-time analytics, —and now data lake querying — […]

MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse Makes Waves among Leading Industry Analysts

Making waves as an industry first, MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse enables querying data in object storage at speeds as fast as querying data inside the database while delivering record-setting performance and price-performance on a 500TB workload.  

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Extensibility in MySQL Is Easy

Well, “easy” if you know just a tiny bit of C++.

MySQL is well known for its ease of use, being easy to install, easy to configure, and easy to maintain. What if there is something more that you’d like MySQL to do? How would you integrate some new fancy processing library into MySQL without having to recreate the complexities in pure SQL?

MySQL Loadable Functions would be the way to go. In this blog post, you’ll learn how to set up a build environment for compiling your own MySQL plugin to be loaded into MySQL as a function. Our function will implement a ULID generator using a C++ library from ChrisBove/ulid.

Creating the build environment

The first step is downloading the …

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