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A quick look at MySQL EE, free for developers

MySQL provides the MySQL Community Edition, the Open-Source version. In addition, there is the Enterprise Edition for our Commercial customers and MySQL HeatWave, our managed database service (DBaaS) on the cloud (OCI, AWS, etc.). But do you know developers can freely use MySQL Enterprise for non-commercial use? The full range of MySQL Enterprise Edition features […]

How to Install MySQL on AlmaLinux 10

MySQL is one of the world’s most popular and widely used relational database management systems (RDBMS). Developed in 1995 by ...

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MySQL: FLUSH HOSTS

Sometimes, MySQL throws an error like this:

Host ‘…’ is blocked because of many connection errors

Unblock with ‘mysqladmin flush-hosts’

This typically means that MySQL has blocked a host after too many connection errors. The usual fix is to run:

mysqladmin flush-hosts

or

mysql> FLUSH HOSTS; /* deprecated since 8.0.23; invalid in 8.4 */
mysql> TRUNCATE TABLE performance_schema.host_cache; /* recommended since 5.6.5 */

A host is blocked, because of many connection errors, specifically more connection errors than max_connect_errors.

So

  • what counts as a connection error?
  • what is counted per what?
  • and how is the error count cleared?

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MySQL: FLUSH HOSTS

Sometimes, MySQL throws an error like this:

Host ‘…’ is blocked because of many connection errors

Unblock with ‘mysqladmin flush-hosts’

This typically means that MySQL has blocked a host after too many connection errors. The usual fix is to run:

mysqladmin flush-hosts

or

mysql> FLUSH HOSTS; /* deprecated since 8.0.23; invalid in 8.4 */
mysql> TRUNCATE TABLE performance_schema.host_cache; /* recommended since 5.6.5 */

A host is blocked, because of many connection errors, specifically more connection errors than max_connect_errors.

So

  • what counts as a connection error?
  • what is counted per what?
  • and how is the error count cleared?

[Read more]
MySQL Query Optimization with Releem

Introduction In this article, I’m going to show you how to optimize the queries executed by a Spring application running on MySQL using Releem. For a short introduction about Releem, check out this previous article, in which I explained how to set up Releem to collect metrics from your MySQL database. Spring Petclinic application The application under test is going to be the well-known Spring Petclinic that we are going to run using the MySQL profile: After starting the application, we are going to run the petclinic_test_plan.jmx JMeter test plan that is... Read More

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InnoDB Cluster Setup: Building a 3-Node High Availability Architecture

Modern applications need to be highly available and easy to scale. A three-node MySQL InnoDB Cluster—built on MySQL Group Replication and connected through MySQL Router—provides a reliable way to support critical workloads. To set up this architecture, you start by deploying three MySQL server instances. In this example, the nodes are assigned the following hostname-to-IP […]

Improve Primary Selection on Failover in MySQL Group Replication

The latest update to MySQL Enterprise Edition, version 9.3, introduces a significant enhancement focused on improving primary selection on failover. This update includes an improvement to Group Replication primary failover, providing users with a better selection method of a new primary based on the member's most current data. This enhancement results in a seamless experience during failover, maintaining high availability and data integrity.

Optimize Database Performance with HeatWave’s Enhanced Read Operations

HeatWave is the only fully managed MySQL database service that combines transactions, analytics, machine learning, and GenAI services, without ETL duplication. HeatWave also includes HeatWave Lakehouse, allowing users to query data stored in object storage,MySQL databases, or a combination of both. Users can deploy HeatWave MySQL–powered apps on a choice of public clouds: OracleCloud Infrastructure (OCI), Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Microsoft Azure. Managing read traffic […]

Choosing The Correct Shape When Migrating MySQL From On-Premise to HeatWave in OCI

If you want to migrate your on-premise MySQL database to HeatWave (MySQL) on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), choosing the correct shape is essential for a successful migration.  A “shape” in OCI defines the compute resources (CPU’s, memory, storage, etc.) which will be allocated to your HeatWave instance – for both the OLTP (DB System) and […]

Choosing The Correct Shape When Migrating MySQL From On-Premise to HeatWave in OCI

This post provides information on how to choose the appropriate shape when migrating your MySQL workload from on-premise to HeatWave (MySQL) in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The post also provides some additional information for a successful migration.

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