Planet MySQL HA Blog

The Planet MySQL HA Blog aggregates content from sources that cover topics related to high availability (HA) for MySQL databases.

The Percona Community Slack is open — come hang out

| Percona
The Percona Community Slack is open — come hang out There’s a new place for the people behind the databases to actually talk to each other.

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Where can you find MySQL during June–August 2026?

The MySQL Community team will be active across conferences, user group meetups, open source events, and regional community activities during the summer months. Whether you would like to hear about the latest MySQL 9.7 updates, meet the MySQL team, join a user group meetup, or connect with the broader open source and developer community, here […]

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Building Smart Semantic Search using PostgreSQL and pgvector. Case Study - Part 2 - Postgres Layer

| Percona
I’ll explain how I built the Postgres layer for semantic vector search on the Percona Community website: pgvector, chunks, two table modifications, the database schema, how the indexer populates Postgres, and what the SELECT statement looks like during a search.

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Building Smart Semantic Search using PostgreSQL and pgvector. Case Study - Part 1 - Introduction

| Percona
Type “zero downtime database migration” into the site’s search bar and you’ll get articles and talks about database migration with minimal downtime, even if those words aren’t in the titles or content. This is semantic search on PostgreSQL and pgvector, without paid embedding APIs or a separate vector database. In this series I’ll cover how it works and why I chose this stack.

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MySQL HeatWave Document Store for Modern Applications

Modern applications generate and consume enormous amounts of semi-structured data. User profiles, product catalogs, IoT telemetry, application events, AI prompts, and content metadata rarely fit neatly into rigid relational schemas anymore. At the same time, enterprises still need the reliability, security, analytics, and operational maturity of a traditional database platform. This is where MySQL HeatWave […]

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MySQL HeatWave Database Housekeeping Best Practices

As MySQL HeatWave environments continue to grow, many organizations prioritize scaling compute and storage resources while overlooking a critical area: database housekeeping. Inadequate maintenance practices can result in excessive storage consumption, longer backup and recovery times, replication lag, degraded query performance, and increased operational costs. This blog highlights key database hygiene and optimization strategies for […]

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Write for the Percona Community

| Percona
You’ve fixed something gnarly in production this year. You’ve migrated a database that nobody wanted to touch. You’ve built something on top of Percona Operators, or Percona Toolkit, or Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM), and you’ve learned things along the way that aren’t written down anywhere yet.

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Best Practices for MySQL HeatWave Adoption for OLTP and OLAP Workloads

Organizations modernizing transactional database environments are increasingly adopting MySQL HeatWave to simplify operations, improve scalability, increase availability, enhance security and enable real-time analytics without separating OLTP and OLAP systems. However, successful adoption requires more than simply provisioning a new database instance. This blog explores practical best practices for provisioning and migrating OLTP and OLAP workloads […]

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Why Move PostgreSQL to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure? A Deep Dive into OCI Database with PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL has become a favorite database for modern application teams: open source, extensible, standards-friendly, and proven across transactional, analytical, geospatial, SaaS, and cloud-native workloads. But as PostgreSQL estates grow, so does the operational burden: patching, backups, monitoring, scaling, storage planning, replication, failover, disaster recovery, security hardening, and version upgrades. That is where OCI Database with […]

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AI-Assisted Production Database Ops with ClusterControl MCP and CCX MCP

| Severalnines

In December, we introduced how Model Context Protocol could make ClusterControl easier to work with from AI assistants. Since then, Severalnines has expanded that MCP direction across its database operations platforms with ClusterControl MCP and CCX MCP. The latest ClusterControl MCP is the major update, providing a more robust implementation with 69 tools and 20 […]

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