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Using MySQL Shell you can easily backup your MySQL Instance to Object Storage in OCI.

Since MySQL Shell 8.1, it’s even easier to create a logical backup of your MySQL instance and store it directly in Object Storage, an internet-scale, high-performance storage platform in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).

MySQL Shell now offers the option of dumping to Object Storage Bucket using PAR (Pre-Authenticated Request).

Bucket Creation

The first step is to create an Object Storage Bucket in the OCI Console:

Let’s call it lefred-mysql-backups:

When created, we can click on the three-dots and create a new PAR:

A common strategy of modern development, especially in serverless applications, is to offload user management to third-party authentication services, commonly referred to as Identity Providers (IdP). While this shifts the focus and responsibility of managing your users’ data to another organization, implementing this strategy brings several tradeoffs: You don’t have direct access to user data within your own systems. You can’t perform secondary actions when a user changes their data in some way. Any API calls where the user’s info is used would require you to call the IdP, making the responses take longer. In this article, you’ll learn how to address each of these issues using webhooks, a pattern where the IdP can send an HTTP call to your API to inform you of any changes made on their end. To do this, you’ll be using a combination of Clerk, Netlify, and PlanetScale. For the demo, we’ll be using Orbytal.ink, an open-source “link in …

Introduction In this article, we are going to see how we can batch INSERT statements when using MySQL and Hibernate. While Hibernate has long supported automated JDBC batch inserts, this feature doesn’t work when using the IDENTITY identifier generator strategy. Unfortunately, MySQL doesn’t support SEQUENCE objects, so using IDENTITY is the only reasonable option. Therefore, I’m going to show you a technique you can use to get Hibernate batch INSERT statements for entities that use the IDENTITY generator. Default batch INSERT with MySQL and Hibernate Let’s say we have created the following... Read More

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This tutorial helps to understand MySQL Date Comparison with examples. MySQL offers a rich set of functions and operators to handle date and time data. We’ll go through working with dates in date comparison. There are a number of conditions in web applications where we need to to filter, sort, and manipulate data based on […]

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