Planet MySQL HA Blog
The Planet MySQL HA Blog aggregates content from sources that cover topics related to high availability (HA) for MySQL databases.
Extending MySQL Shell with Plugins
MySQL Shell offer many features to make life easier for DBAs and developers. In this post we discuss how we can add custom functionality to MySQL Shell using startup scripts.
How to determine whether a MySQL server is an LTS release
This blog post will explain how to tell whether a given MySQL server is an LTS release or not. The features described are implemented in MySQL 8.4.0 (the mysql_upgrade_history file) and 8.4.1 (the INFO_SRC extension). The features are available in on-premise as well as cloud releases.
HeatWave Sessions Featuring Customers at Oracle ClouldWorld
At Oracle CloudWorld, several HeatWave sessions feature customers who will share their experience using HeatWave MySQL, HeatWave GenAI, HeatWave AutoML, or running HeatWave on AWS. Check out the sessions and add them to your schedule.
Welcome MySQL 9.0, a review of Oracle's stewardship in 8.0
Stewardship of a community is easy for new and emerging technology. After 29 years, MySQL has become one of the most-used and trusted open-source databases by millions of users worldwide.
Extending MySQL Shell with Startup Scripts
MySQL Shell offer many features to make life easier for DBAs and developers. In this post we discuss how we can add custom functionality to MySQL Shell using startup scripts.
Start And Stop Your MySQL HeatWave And Compute Instances From The Command Line Using Oracle's Command Line Interface
This post will explain how you can start and stop your MySQL Heatwave and compute instances from the command line using Oracle's Command Line Interface tool.
How to partition tables with foreign keys in MySQL HeatWave (with a Work-Around)
A work-around for partitioning MySQL tables with foreign keys is described in this article.
MySQL Telemetry Metrics with OCI Monitoring Metrics Exporter
OpenTelemetry Metrics provided by MySQL Telemetry provides insight into the performance, behavior, and health of your MySQL database - exposing up to 400 unique MySQL internal metrics
How To Use The Oracle Cloud Shell To Access MySQL HeatWave
This is a quick guide on how to use the Oracle Cloud Shell on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console to access MySQL HeatWave via MySQL Shell.
Quick And Easy Guide For Getting Started With HeatWave GenAI on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
The following post shows you how easy it is to get started using HeatWave GenAI.
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