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Prevent and Detect Rapid Fire Password Attacks on MySQL

Introduction What is a rapid fire brute force attack? It is a trial-and-error approach used to obtain login passwords.  A hacker tries a multitude of username and passwords typically using code that tests a wide range of combinations until they find a login user and password combination that works. At that point the hacker is “in” […]

Prevent and Detect Rapid Fire Password Attacks on MySQL

Using “failed login” policies, dbas can prevent brute force rapid fire attacks on MySQL user’s passwords. This uses a technique know as “login throttling”. This method affectively thwarts these “rapid fire” login attempt attacks by increasing delays for each failed attempt. These policies are simple and straightforward to put in place and define. Enabling defense and detection of rapid fire and other password attacks.

Understanding MySQL Indexes: Types, Benefits, and Best Practices

When it comes to MySQL databases, performance is everything. As more activities move online and data volumes grow exponentially, ensuring efficient data retrieval and query execution becomes crucial. Database indexing plays a significant role in this by providing powerful tools to optimize operations in MySQL. Without an index, MySQL must perform a full table scan, […]

Troubleshooting MySQL: Encryption can’t find Master Key

If you’ve encountered the “Encryption can’t find master key” error while starting MySQL, you’re likely facing issues with the keyring plugin. I recently faced a similar issue on my server,…

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MySQL Cluster Manager for MySQL NDB Cluster

Managing a MySQL NDB Cluster installation with its potential for multiple nodes and sites can prove challenging for most DBAs. MySQL Cluster Manager was developed to alleviate this challenge. MySQL Cluster Manager, or MCM, is a component of MySQL NDB Cluster Carrier Grade Edition, and provides a command-line interface that automates common management tasks, including […]

Taking Galera Cluster Enterprise Edition (EE) Non-Blocking Operations (NBO) for a spin

Galera Cluster Enterprise Edition (EE) has had support for Non-Blocking Operations (NBO) schema upgradesever since the first release of Galera Cluster Enterprise Edition (EE). It is reasonably well documented, and we think more people will benefit from using it, of course. Schema changes tend to always remain a daunting task when you have large databases to manage.

To compare between Total Order Isolation (TOI), the default, with NBO that is available in Galera Cluster Enterprise Edition (EE), we create a test table:

CREATE TABLE large;
USE large;

CREATE TABLE test_table (
    id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
    data VARCHAR(255),
    num1 INT,
    num2 INT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

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Top 10 Ways to Optimize MySQL Performance with ProxySQL

MySQL is a widely used database management tool; however, as your application grows, maintaining optimal performance may become more challenging. 

Thankfully, ProxySQL provides many features that can help optimize MySQL performance and functions as a high-performance MySQL proxy. Let us understand the scope of improvement and how you can optimize MySQL performance using the powerful ProxySQL.

The Challenge of MySQL Performance

MySQL can face performance challenges under heavy load or complex query workloads. Conventional optimization techniques often reach their limits, necessitating additional strategies. Under such circumstances, ProxySQL can address these challenges and significantly enhance MySQL performance.   

ProxySQL is a high-performance open-source SQL proxy that organizations can use to optimize the MySQL database performance.

10 Ways ProxySQL Can Optimize …

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MySQL 8.0 vs. 5.7: Are the Newer Versions More Problematic?

There has been much discussion recently about the stability and performance of the latest MySQL releases. Many database professionals are voicing concerns, especially after encountering several issues in the newer versions. Issues with MySQL 8.0.38 Let’s start with some important news from Marco Tusa. In one of his blog posts, Marco strongly advised against upgrading […]

Transformations between Spatial Reference Systems in MySQL

MySQL allows you to convert spatial data from one coordinate system, known as a Spatial Reference System (SRS), to another. This function is particularly useful when dealing with data from different sources or when you need to visualise data in a specific projection. In this blog post we will explain in detail how you can […]

Announcing the MySQL Implementation Oracle Certified Associate Exam

We are excited to announce a new MySQL Implementation Certified Associate certification. This certification is designed specifically for administrators and data professionals who want to install, configure, and manage MySQL in the Enterprise, both on premises and in the cloud. MySQL Enterprise Edition MySQL powers the most demanding Web, E-commerce, SaaS and Online Transaction Processing […]

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