Planet MySQL HA Blog
The Planet MySQL HA Blog aggregates content from sources that cover topics related to high availability (HA) for MySQL databases.
Developing applications using LangChain and MySQL HeatWave GenAI – Part 1
MySQL HeatWave is a fully managed database service designed to help enterprises efficiently handle data warehousing, analytics, machine learning, and transaction processing within a single database. With the launch of HeatWave GenAI, the platform’s capabilities now extend to unstructured data, empowering enterprises to harness the potential of Generative AI. HeatWave GenAI features in-database LLMs, in-database […]
Developing applications using LangChain and MySQL HeatWave GenAI – Part 1
Create a chatbot in LangChain using HeatWave GenAI
MySQL Basics: Seek and You Shall SELECT—Retrieving Data from Your Tables
Congratulations, data explorer! Your library is open for business, the shelves are organized, and the tables are finally filled with real, tangible data—authors, books, and eager readers galore. But what if you want to see what’s actually on those digital shelves? Enter the mighty SELECT statement: SQL’s super-powered magnifying glass that lets you find, browse, and admire your collection. […]
MySQL Basics: Change Is Good—Updating and Deleting Table Data
Welcome back, data explorers! So far, you’ve built your digital library with MySQL: empty shelves have become bustling tables, and eager students (or books, or even pizza lovers) have taken their seats with INSERT statements. But what happens when someone spells their name “Alcie” instead of “Alice,” or a graduate heads off to bigger adventures? Sooner or […]
MySQL Basics: Filling the Gaps—Inserting Data into Your Tables
Welcome back, adventurous data explorer! So far, you’ve designed your very own digital library, built sturdy shelves (tables), and labeled each cubby just so. But a library with empty shelves is just a stylish storage unit. Today, we dive into the real fun: bringing your tables to life with data! Before you can ask your […]
Archiving MySQL Audit Logs into OCI Object Storage buckets using OCI Data Integration(OCI-DI)
Introduction Customers often need to perform analytics on their MySQL audit logs for compliance, monitoring, and troubleshooting. However, managing large volumes of audit data within MySQL can be inefficient and costly. To address this, an archival system is essential—one that reliably extracts audit logs, stores them in a cost-effective repository, and makes them available for […]
Archiving MySQL Audit Logs into OCI Object Storage buckets using OCI Data Integration(OCI-DI)
Customers need to analyze MySQL audit logs for compliance, monitoring, and troubleshooting, but managing large volumes in MySQL can be costly. An archival system addresses this by extracting logs and storing them in a cost-effective repository. OCI Object Storage offers durability, scalability, and easy integration. Once archived, logs can be analyzed using OCI Logging Analytics or third-party tools. This blog shows how to build such an archival pipeline using OCI Data Integration (OCI-DI).