Planet MySQL HA Blog

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

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| MySQL-Med
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MySQL Basics: Turning the Page—Using LIMIT and OFFSET for Pagination

Welcome back, library explorers! By now, you’ve learned how to select, filter, and view data from your tables—like peering through your reading room’s card catalog to spot the newest bestsellers, most loyal readers, or anyone who might have “forgotten” to return a book or two. But what happens when your database shelves are overflowing—say, the […]

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Interact with MySQL in natural language

We are excited to announce the release of Natural Language to SQL (NL2SQL) capability for MySQL (with the AI option) and MySQL HeatWave cloud service. Natural language interface is essential for modern data platforms, allowing users to explore information more quickly. NL2SQL capability converts natural language statements into SQL queries, simplifying data analysis, accelerating insights, […]

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Ask Your Database Anything: Natural Language to SQL in MySQL HeatWave

| MySQL expert Diary

Natural Language to SQL in MySQL HeatWave makes data accessible to everyone, not just SQL experts. By turning plain English into optimized queries, it removes barriers and speeds up insights. While best practices help ensure accuracy, the feature already shows how LLMs are transforming the way we work with data. With the NL_SQL routine, asking your database questions is as simple as asking a colleague.

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MySQL Basics: Filling the Gaps—Inserting Data into Your Tables

Learn how to bring life to your database by inserting records into your MySQL tables! This post shows beginners how to use INSERT statements—with lighthearted library metaphors, approachable SQL examples, and helpful tips for common pitfalls. A perfect next step on your MySQL journey.

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MySQL HeatWave Now FedRAMP Authorized and Live in OCI Government Realms

MySQL HeatWave is the only fully managed MySQL database service that combines transactions, analytics, machine learning, and GenAI services, without ETL duplication. Also included is MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse, which allows users to query data in object storage, MySQL databases, or a combination of both. Users can deploy MySQL HeatWave–powered apps on a choice of public […]

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MySQL HeatWave on AWS Now in Mexico

MySQL HeatWave is the only fully managed MySQL database service that combines transactions processing, analytics, machine learning, and GenAI services, without ETL duplication. MySQL HeatWave also includes MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse, allowing users to query data stored in object storage/Amazon S3, MySQL databases, or a combination of both. Users can deploy MySQL HeatWave–powered apps on a choice of […]

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MySQL HeatWave on AWS Now in Mexico

We’re excited to announce the general availability of MySQL HeatWave in a new AWS region — Mexico Central (Querétaro) — reinforcing our commitment to expanding globally and meeting growing customer demand.

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MySQL Basics: Table Manners – Setting up Your First Schema and Table

Take your first hands-on steps in MySQL! This post teaches you how to create schemas and tables using relatable library analogies, beginner-friendly SQL examples, and tips to avoid common pitfalls. Perfect for newcomers, it’s your foundation for all future data adventures.

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Why Databases in Kubernetes Need Operators

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Kubernetes has become the de facto platform for deploying applications at scale. It provides a clean way to orchestrate containers, scale workloads, and ensure applications stay healthy. For years, the primary focus has been on stateless services — web frontends, APIs, background workers.

But the tide is shifting. More organizations now want to bring their databases into Kubernetes. The promise sounds irresistible: make databases as portable, elastic, and integrated into CI/CD pipelines as other workloads. In reality, though, databases introduce challenges that Kubernetes…

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