Planet MySQL HA Blog
The Planet MySQL HA Blog aggregates content from sources that cover topics related to high availability (HA) for MySQL databases.
MySQL Shorts Revisited – MySQL Document Store
MySQL Shorts is a playlist on the MySQL YouTube channel dedicated to short form tutorials that focus on a single feature or solution to a problem. This video series covers a variety of different topics. For this post, we will sumamrize all the ‘Shorts’ that highlight MySQL Document Store. Episode 4 In our 4th episode, we showed […]
MySQL Retrospective – The Logo
The MySQL logo, representing the popular open-source relational database management system and recognizable by its dual colors blue and orange didn’t change much over time after the big change that maybe only a few remember. The initial logo was red and black with shadow, it looked like this: Then, with the change of the website, […]
MySQL Shorts Revisited – HeatWave MySQL
MySQL Shorts is a playlist on the MySQL YouTube channel dedicated to short form tutorials that focus on a single feature or solution to a problem. This video series covers a variety of different topics. For this post, we will sumamrize all the ‘Shorts’ that highlight HeatWave MySQL. Episode 52 For Episode 52 of MySQL Shorts, we […]
Lina One Enhances Telemarketing Productivity with MySQL Enterprise Edition
Lina One, the sales subsidiary of Lina Life Insurance, is at the forefront of the insurance industry in South Korea. Part of the Lina Korea group and affiliated with Chubb, the world’s largest publicly traded insurance company, Lina One is integrating telemarketing operations for both life and non-life insurance products across six call centers. With a workforce of 2,000 agents dedicated to customer-focused […]
Leveraging Cost Tags to enhance Cost Governance for HeatWave MySQL
Managing cloud resources is a continuous challenge for enterprises. Many organizations move to the cloud to reduce operational costs and enhance business agility. Early adopters often allowed their business units to deploy infrastructure quickly to become more agile and better serve their customers. However, this approach has led to a rapid spread of data and […]
MySQL Shorts Episode 79 is Available
The latest Episode of MySQL Shorts is now available! Check out Episode 79 on the MySQL YouTube Channel to learn how to convert non-ISO conforming date formats into conforming ISO dates.
MySQL Retrospective – The Early Years
Next year, MySQL will celebrate its 30th anniversary. I started using MySQL in 2001 when I landed my first job as a web developer. Since that time, I have always had at least one project in production that used MySQL to store and retrieve data on the backend. For this year’s Advent Calendar of Content, we are […]
MySQL NDB Cluster replication: Merge replication for active-active clusters
This is the fifth article in our series about MySQL NDB Cluster replication. In many cases, it’s enough to replicate between two clusters located in different data centers or cloud regions to achieve the desired availability level and disaster protection. However, for some use cases, there is a need to replicate data between even more […]
Auto Adapting Configuration Parameters in MySQL
Introduction MySQL exposes many configuration variables to modify its behavior and enable certain features. The configuration giving the best reliability and performance depends not only on the type of workload, but also the system resources available to the server. This makes it challenging to determine the ideal configuration when moving the MySQL server to production. […]
Use MySQL Shell To Run JavaScript And Python Scripts From The Command Line
MySQL Shell is an advanced command-line client and code editor for MySQL. Besides being able to run SQL commands, MySQL Shell provides scripting capabilities for JavaScript and Python from within Shell. But, you can also use shell to run JavaScript outside of the command-line code editor. In other words, you can execute a JavaScript like […]