Planet MySQL HA Blog
The Planet MySQL HA Blog aggregates content from sources that cover topics related to high availability (HA) for MySQL databases.
In-database vector store in Heatwave: Industry’s first automated solution
In-database vector store in Heatwave: Industry’s first automated solution
HeatWave GenAI for e-Commerce Applications
Oracle HeatWave has announced a very exciting new feature – HeatWave GenAI which brings LLMs right to the database. Because the LLM is available right in the database developers can seamlessly apply GenAI capabilities to structured and unstructured data with just a simple SQL query.
In this blog we review the e-commerce demo we published on Youtube and show how easily it was built.
What do I need to know about the HeatWave maintenance window?
HeatWave maintenance window
Simple bash scripts to upload multiple directories of files to an Object Storage bucket for use with Oracle HeatWave Lakehouse
By using the Oracle Command-Line Interface, you can easily upload your import files to Oracle Object Storage to be used with HeatWave Lakehouse or any other Oracle Cloud service.
More Regular Expressions in MySQL
Regular expressions are a powerful tool for developers. In this post we take a look at some basic examples of how to use values returned from regular expression functions in other functions to manipulate our data.
Use OCI GenAI, and MySQL HeatWave to interact with your WordPress content
How to use OCI GenAI service to query data stored in MySQL using Retrieval Augmented Generation.
Challenges and Risks of Cloud-Based Managed MySQL Data Services
Cloud-based managed MySQL data services like AWS RDS, Google Cloud SQL, and Azure Database for MySQL have become popular choices for businesses looking to outsource their database management. While these services offer advantages such as simplified management, automated backups, and scalability, they also come with a host of drawbacks that can impact performance, control, and costs.
This blog explores these key drawbacks in detail and compares those to Continuent Tungsten Clustering r
MySQL Shell CLI Integration
MySQL Shell offer many features to make life easier for DBAs and developers. In this post we discuss how to use MySQL Shell as part of system command-line integration or as party of a scripted process.
PHP and MySQL 9
Which PHP versions are compatible with MySQL 9.0?
MySQL 9.0 – it’s time to abandon the weak authentication method
The old mysql_native_password authentication method using SHA-1 is now gone with MySQL 9.
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