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 at OSC (Open Source Conference) Japan 2023 – Recap.
OSCs (Open Source Conferences) are local OS conferences taking place in several towns in Japan, MySQL is being part of every year. After April 2023, OSC returned as a physical event after 3 years as a virtual event. With this comeback, the MySQL team and MyNA(MySQL Nippon Association) were back with several technical sessions and […]
Listing and Updating MySQL HeatWave Instances with the OCI CLI
This is the second post in a series dedicated to showing how to use the OCI CLI to manage MySQL HeatWave resources. In this post we will discuss how to list MySQL HeatWaves instances in a compartment and how to update some of the information pertaining to the instance. Prerequisites Before you can run any of the examples below, […]
Top 5 Reasons To Attend MySQL and HeatWave Summit 2024
Join us at MySQL and HeatWave Summit 2024, on May 1, 2024 in Redwood Shores, California. Here are the Top 5 Reasons to Attend MySQL and HeatWave Summit 2024 1. Free, In-Person Event Leverage a free full day event of learning and networking. Breakfast, co�ee, and lunch is included. Place is limited so […]
Creating a MySQL HeatWave Instance With the OCI CLI
In a previous series, we discussed how we can leverage the TypeScript/JavaScript SDK for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to manage MySQL HeatWave instances. This new series demonstrates how to use the OCI CLI to complete similar tasks. In this post, we will show how to create a MySQL HeatWave instance and retrieve reference information that can help create this new instance. Prerequisites […]
Japan: Special MySQL Meetup on April 11!
We are happy to invite you to the Special MySQL Meetup with SmartStyle & HeatWaveJP User Group! This meetup is a 1 year Anniversary of HeatWaveJP Celebration and more! Feel free to register for this special MySQL Meetup! Details: HeatWavejp Meetup Agenda:
MySQL NDB Cluster replication: Introduction
MySQL NDB Cluster is a distributed database that makes it possible to have more than two hundred MySQL servers operating on the same data, forming a scalable and high-performing cluster where data can be read and written by a large number of clients at the same time. Using the standard MySQL replication mechanism, data can […]
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 7 – Retrieving Reference Lists
This post is the last in a series that will demonstrate how to view and manage MySQL HeatWave instances in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Oracle offers several SDKs that can be used to view and manage resources in OCI. In this post, we will discuss how to leverage the TypeScript/JavaScript SDK to programmatically retrieve reference data that may be needed to […]
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 6 – Updating a MySQL HeatWave Backup
This post is the sixth in a series that will demonstrate how to view and manage MySQL HeatWave instances in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Oracle offers several SDKs that can be used to view and manage resources in OCI. In this post, we will discuss how to leverage the TypeScript/JavaScript SDK to programmatically update data of a backup of a MySQL HeatWave instance. […]
Database Management Now Monitors MySQL HeatWave Clusters and Lakehouse
Towards the end of the previous year, we shared the general availability of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Database Management for MySQL Heatwave Database Service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The initial release focused on MySQL OLTP observability. Building upon the existing foundation, we are pleased to announce an extension of its monitoring capabilities encompassing MySQL […]
MySQL HeatWave Faster Point-in-time Recovery
The MySQL Heatwave Service (MHS) in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) includes a backup feature for MySQL HeatWave database systems (DB systems). However, these backups are scheduled either once in every 24 hours or can be created on-demand. If any event occurs in between to alter the data, the customer could potentially loose data worth minutes […]