As you know, MySQL InnoDB Cluster is composed of 3 elements: a group replication cluster of at least 3 servers the MySQL Shell used to manage the cluster the MySQL Router that send the traffic from the application server(s) to…
Now that MySQL 8.0 GA is out for almost 3 months, let’s see the status of how it’s integrated with Drupal, a very popular CMS using MySQL. For people having already a Drupal site and that wants to upgrade to…
As promised, here is a post more detailed on how to create a MySQL InnoDB Cluster using MySQL Shell and the AdminAPI. First of all, as a good practice is never enough repeated, whatever the version of MySQL you are…
I’m just back from a trip in Barcelona where I presented MySQL 8.0 InnoDB Cluster (at dataops and Barcelona MySQL Meetup) and the majority of feedback was great, but I also had some comments on the demos I showed. The…
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As you know, one of the great new feature in MySQL 8.0 is the Document Store. Now with MySQL you can store your JSON documents in collections and manage them using CRUD operations. NoSQL is now part of MySQL !…
Next week I will be speaking at DataOps in Barcelona about MySQL 8.0 Document Store. If you don’t know it yet, I really invite you to join this talk, you will be very surprised about all MysQL can do in…
From June 16th to 17th, the MySQL Team will be attending and speaking at the Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2018. Unfortunately I won’t be present but some of my great colleagues will be speaking about MySQL. If you are…
Recently during my several talks and trips to meet the MySQL Community and MySQL InnoDB Cluster, I realized that some important message was missing. I got a lot of questions about which version of Router or Shell people should use.…
MySQL 8.0.11 seems to be around the corner and the new MySQL Shell will take advantage of all the new improvements made in MySQL 8.0 like SET PERSIST, RESTART, … see this previous post. In the video below, I show…
If you are interested in MySQL Performance and you are looking for an optimal storage, you should have a look at this presentation by Frank Ober where you will be able to see how MySQL behaves on Intel Optane SSDs:…
At the end we all agree that what really matters is the Query Response Time, isn’t it ? MySQL 8.0 engineers have added more visibility in the summary tables as explained in this previous post. But to add more details,…