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MyDumper 0.10.5 is Now Available

The new MyDumper 0.10.5 version, which includes many new features and bug fixes, is now available.  You can download the code from here.

For this release, we focused on fixing some old issues and testing old pull requests to get higher quality code. On releases 0.10.1, 0.10.3, and 0.10.5, we released the packages compiled against MySQL 5.7 libraries, but from now on, we are also compiling against MySQL 8 libraries for testing purposes, not releasing, as we think that more people in the community will start compiling against the latest version, and we should be prepared.

New Features:

  • Password obfuscation #312
  • Using …
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Deploying Joomla! on OCI and MDS

The easiest way to deploy Joomla! on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and MySQL Database Service, is to use OCI Resource Manager’s stack.

Let’s see how easy it’s to deploy such solution.

If you don’t have already an OCI account, you can get Free Tier at https://oracle.com/mysql

The easiest way to deploy all the required resources (vcn, subnets, gateways, compute and MySQL instances, security lists, …) is to use a stack for Resource Manager. It consists in Terraform modules and information to easily deploy the architecture on OCI.

To deploy Joomla! and a MDS instance, we go then on this GitHub repo and click on button to deploy on OCI:

The Oracle Cloud Dashboard will be open and the stack creation form will be loaded like …

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The BBC ensures world-class broadcasting services with MySQL Enterprise Edition

The BBC delivers resilience of broadcasting services across TV, radio, and digital platforms using MySQL InnoDB Cluster.

Kim Cassells, Senior Database Systems Engineer, BBC said, “MySQL InnoDB Cluster provides us with the high availability, fault tolerance, and scalability that are critical for delivering modern broadcasting services. We also get advice directly from the MySQL engineers and can monitor our applications proactively.”  

She also concluded,“Our success in deploying MySQL InnoDB Cluster at the BBC is extremely encouraging. We can offer this high availability solution now to other broadcast-critical operations within the BBC, such as the automation of the program-making galleries and studios in the BBC Broadcasting House in London.  It's an exciting time ahead for us.”

 

Watch the full BBC session at our latest MySQL Day - UK Video

 

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The BBC ensures world-class broadcasting services with MySQL Enterprise Edition

The BBC delivers resilience of broadcasting services across TV, radio, and digital platforms using MySQL InnoDB Cluster. Kim Cassells, Senior Database Systems Engineer, BBC said, “MySQL InnoDB Cluster provides us with the high availability, fault tolerance, and scalability that are critical for deli...

Sysbench evaluation of RonDB

 

Introduction

Sysbench is a tool to benchmark to test open source databases. We have integrated Sysbench into the RonDB installation. This makes it extremely easy to run benchmarks with RonDB. This paper will describe the use of these benchmarks in RonDB. These benchmarks were executed with 1 cluster connection per MySQL Server. This limited the scalability per MySQL Server to about 12 VCPUs. Since we executed those benchmarks we have increased the number of cluster connections per MySQL Server to 4 providing scalability to at least 32 VCPUs per MySQL Server.


As preparation to run those benchmarks we have created a RonDB cluster using the Hopsworks framework that is currently used to create …

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Migrate from Amazon Aurora to MySQL Database Service and Start Saving

You’ve been using Amazon Aurora to manage your data but recently found out that you could manage the same data on Oracle cloud for a ⅓ of the cost on Amazon.  

You also learned that you could run your MySQL queries on Oracle Cloud 1100x faster than on Amazon Aurora, including Analytics queries.

Now did you know that unlike any other fork of MySQL from other cloud vendors, MySQL Database Service with the new HeatWave query accelerator uses the same database for your OLTP and OLAP queries?

In fact, MySQL Database Service on Oracle cloud is the only database service for MySQL that requires no ETL for OLAP, making it a lot simpler to manage data and a lot safer since data does not have to move between different databases. 
 

Watch the full webinar on how to migrate from Amazon Aurora to MySQL Database Service

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Migrate from Amazon Aurora to MySQL Database Service and Start Saving

You’ve been using Amazon Aurora to manage your data but recently found out that you could manage the same data on Oracle cloud for a ⅓ of the cost on Amazon. You also learned that you could run your MySQL queries on Oracle Cloud 1100x faster than on Amazon Aurora, including Analytics queries. Now di...

MySQL Disaster Recovery — Are You Feeling Lucky?

Disasters are waiting to happen. Like OVH data center fire on March 9, 2021. Do you have a solid MySQL Disaster Recovery (DR) plan in place to activate when the time inevitably comes?

If not, Continuent is happy to review your current MySQL HA/DR deployment and to recommend possible changes that might be recommended. Naturally, free of charge.

Tags: data center fireovh firemysql disaster recovery (dr)multi-site mysql

InnoDB File Growth Weirdness

There is a common pattern in life, you often discover or understand things by accident. Many scientific discoveries fit such a description. In our database world, I was looking to see how BLOB/TEXT columns are allocated using overlay pages and I stumbled upon something interesting and unexpected. Let me present to you my findings, along with my attempt at explaining what is happening.

InnoDB Tablespaces

The first oddity I found is a bunch of free pages in each tablespace it is skipping. Here’s an example from a simple table with only an integer primary key and a char(32) column:

root@LabPS8_1:~/1btr# innodb_space -f /var/lib/mysql/test/t1.ibd space-extents
start_page  page_used_bitmap
0               #####################################........................... <--- free pages
64              ################################################################
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Online DDL with Group Replication Percona Server 8.0.22 (and MySQL 8.0.23)

While I was working on my grFailOver POC, I have also done some additional parallel testing. One of them was to see how online DDL are executed inside a Group Replication cluster.

The online DDL feature provides support for instant and in-place table alterations and concurrent DML. Checking the Group Replication (GR) official documentation I was trying to identify if any limitation exists, but the only thing I have found was:

"Concurrent DDL versus DML Operations.  Concurrent data definition statements and data manipulation statements executing against the same object but on different servers is not supported when using multi-primary mode. During execution of Data Definition Language (DDL) statements on an object, executing concurrent Data Manipulation Language (DML) on the same object but on a different server instance has the risk of conflicting DDL executing on different instances not being detected."

This …

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