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Reflecting on 30 Years of MySQL and Looking Ahead

This year marks an incredible milestone as MySQL celebrates 30 years of powering applications worldwide! Whether you’re a long-time fan or just starting your journey, you’re invited to join the MySQL Global Forum a virtual event bringing together MySQL leaders, experts, and community members from around the globe.

How To Select The Best Shape When Migrating From On-Premise MySQL To HeatWave On Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Choosing the correct shape for a MySQL HeatWave instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) when migrating your on-premise MySQL database involves assessing your current workload requirements and matching them to the available MySQL HeatWave shapes. A “shape” in (OCI) defines the compute resources (CPUs, memory, maximum network bandwidth, etc.) allocated to your MySQL Database System […]

Register now for the MySQL Global Forum – a Free Virtual Event

Reflecting on 30 Years of MySQL and Looking Ahead This year marks an incredible milestone as MySQL celebrates 30 years of powering applications worldwide! Whether you’re a long-time fan or just starting your journey, you’re invited to join the MySQL Global Forum a Free Virtual Event on July 22 , 2025 bringing together MySQL leaders, experts, and community members from around […]

Seamlessly connect to your HeatWave MySQL from VS Code using the MySQL Shell Extension

In the previous post, we explored how the MySQL Shell extension for Visual Studio Code brings database development directly into your editor. In this follow-up, we'll walk through how to connect to a HeatWave MySQL database which is hosted in the cloud on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and how to browse schemas and run queries, all without leaving VS Code. Here is an architecture diagram that gives an idea of how VS Code connects to the HeatWave MySQL DB system.

Fintech startups choose HeatWave MySQL

Fintech (financial technology) companies continue to disrupt the financial services industry. The technology they rely on is paramount; it often determines their ability to deliver an innovative solution exhibiting the performance, scalability, security, reliability, and cost-efficiency that will sway customers. Let’s consider in this blog why 3 fintech startups migrated to HeatWave MySQL, and the results they achieved.

Seamlessly connect to your HeatWave MySQL from VS Code using the MySQL Shell Extension

In the previous post, we explored how the MySQL Shell extension for Visual Studio Code brings database development directly into your editor. In this follow-up, we’ll walk through how to connect to a HeatWave MySQL database which is hosted in the cloud on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and how to browse schemas and run queries, […]

MySQL Shell in VS Code: A Modern Way to Work with Your Data

Modern development demands tools that minimize context switching and improve efficiency. The MySQL Shell extension for Visual Studio Code makes that possible by bringing powerful database interaction directly into the developer's workspace. With seamless support for connecting, querying, and scripting in SQL, Javascript, and TypeScript - all inside the familiar VS Code environment - it helps developers stay focused and productive.

MySQL Shell in VS Code: A Modern Way to Work with Your Data

Modern development demands tools that minimize context switching and improve efficiency. The MySQL Shell extension for Visual Studio Code makes that possible by bringing powerful database interaction directly into the developer’s workspace. With seamless support for connecting, querying, and scripting in SQL, Javascript, and TypeScript – all inside the familiar VS Code environment – it […]

Track MySQL Table Activity: Know your Hot, Cold, and Static Tables

It’s incredibly useful to know which tables in your MySQL databases are seeing active changes versus those tables that are less frequently updated or entirely static. To do this, we need to examine DML (Data Manipulation Language) activity—specifically, updates, inserts, and deletes. MySQL offers various mechanisms to gather this information. This blog will explore two primary […]

Track MySQL Table Activity: Know your Hot, Cold, and Static Tables

It's incredibly useful to know which tables in your MySQL databases are seeing active changes versus those tables that are more static. To do this, we need to examine DML (Data Manipulation Language) activity—specifically, updates, inserts, and deletes. MySQL offers various mechanisms to gather this information.

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