(Alexey Stroganov) In this blog, we’ll look at evaluating the performance of an SST data transfer without encryption.

(Krzysztof Ksiazek) In the previous post, we discussed how to verify that MySQL Replication is in good shape. We also looked at some of the typical problems. In this post, we will have a look at some more issues that you might see when dealing with MySQL replication.

(Daniel van Eeden) In my previous blogs I told you to enable SSL/TLS and configure it to check the CA. So I followed my advice and did all that. Great!

(Sveta Smirnova) In this blog, I will provide answers to the Q & A for the Troubleshooting Issues with MySQL Character Sets webinar.

(Krzysztof Ksiazek) Replication is one of the most common ways to achieve high availability for MySQL and MariaDB. It has become much more robust with the addition of GTIDs, and is thoroughly tested by thousands and thousands of users.

(Bernt Marius Johnsen) One of the challenges of language specific collations, is making sure they are accurate in the edge-cases of sometimes lesser-used language features. Since I am Norwegian, let me use the Danish collation (which is identical to Norwegian collation) as an example:

(Krzysztof Ksiazek) This video walks you through nine tips you should consider when deploying and managing a MySQL Replication environment and how utilizing ClusterControl can help make deploying, managing, monitoring, and scaling MySQL easy.

(Giuseppe Maxia) One of the most interesting features introduced in MySQL 8.0 is roles or the ability of defining a set of privileges as a named role and then granting that set to one or more users. The main benefits are more clarity of privileges and ease of administration.

(Øystein Grøvlen) In my previous blog post, I showed an example of how the MySQL Optimizer found a better join order by taking into account the filtering effects of conditions. I also explained that for non-indexed columns the filtering estimate is just a guess, and that there is a risk for non-opti

(Frederic Descamps) ProxySQL is the leader in proxy and load balancing solution for MySQL. It has great features like query caching, multiplexing, mirroring, read/write splitting, routing, etc… The latest enhancement in ProxySQL is the native support of MySQL Group Replication.