Planet MySQL HA Blog
The Planet MySQL HA Blog aggregates content from sources that cover topics related to high availability (HA) for MySQL databases.
HeatWave Service: Proactive Backup Monitoring
This blog explores how to monitor HeatWave backups using OCI’s Monitoring and Alarm services and includes details on how to set up alarms that instantly notify the user in case of backup failures, enabling quick action.
Galera Cluster and Galera Manager on ARM / aarch64
We were recently asked to support Galera Manager on ARM architectures (aarch64), and while we do support Galera Cluster on aarch64 for Galera Cluster Enterprise Edition (EE) in Galera Cluster for MySQL 8.0, we do not make such builds for our community release. This also means that for Galera Manager we are firmly just based on x86_64 for the time being.
Doing some research around the ecosystem, it is pretty clear that we do not see builds nor usage from MariaDB download stats by architecture, an
Doing a 'Incremental' Dump With MySQL Shell
In this post, we demonstrate how to perform an incremental dump of data using MySQL Shell by leveraging the `util.dumpBinlogs()` function.
Hytera Leverages MySQL Enterprise Edition to Enhance Equipment Performance and Boost Data Security
Based in China, Hytera Communications Corporation Limited is a global leader in providing innovative communications technologies and solutions. MySQL Enterprise Edition has enhanced both the performance and security of their systems, enabling them to deliver high-quality, reliable solutions to their customers. With MySQL’s competitive advantages, Hytera can continue to drive customer satisfaction and maintain its position as a global leader in mission-critical communications.
MySQL HeatWave as Vector Store and more with GenAI
In this article you will see how to create embeddings of your database's content and store those vectors in MySQL HeatWave. Then you will discover the power of HeatWave GenAI to RAG your data with LLMs
Automating Machine Learning with MySQL HeatWave Service: A Guide for DBAs & Developers
Multicloud: replicating from HeatWave MySQL on AWS to OCI
How to use MySQL HeatWave on AWS and OCI and connect them to replicate.
Contrib RFC: Counters for Slow InnoDB Sync Reads
I just submitted a MySQL Contribution and I would like to gather feedback about it. Depending on the received feedback, I might submit an updated contribution. The contribution is Counters for Slow InnoDB Sync Reads, and its goal is to make MySQL easier to operate on “complex” IO subsystems (like network drives in the cloud).
The bug report / feature request Bug #117740 : Jean-François Gagnéhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12267071794432977020noreply@blogger.com0
Easy Management of MySQL NDB Cluster with MCM
An introduction to how to manage MySQL NDB Cluster (NDB) using MySQL Cluster Manager (MCM). A walk-through of managing NDB in a multi-host setup, backup and restore, scaling NDB, and upgrading NDB.
Future-proof ISV applications with Oracle HeatWave
This blog describe how ISVs can take advantage of HeatWave to future-proof their applications. HeatWave can help them quickly and easily integrate AI capabilities to enhance customer experience. HeatWave can also help them improve operational efficiency and reduce costs by running multiple workloads within a single cloud service—with high performance, security, uptime, and cost-effective scalability.
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