(Mike Benshoof) The CTO has issued the decree: “We are moving to the cloud!” Great, so now what do we do? When it comes to migrating from on-premise to the cloud, there are many factors to consider and decisions that need to be made.

(Dave Stokes) MySQL has added a lot of functionality for Geographical Information System (GIS) data in the last two releases. This has given us better ways to save and explore GIS data.

(Jaime Sicam) It’s bad practice to provide world-writable access to critical files in Linux, though we’ve seen time and time again that this is done to conveniently share files with other users, applications, or services.

(Ankit Kumar) ost of us used to get errors like (Row not found, Duplicate row etc) on slave in Master slave replication and sometimes it is very difficult to find unsynced data and fix it while we know table name(s).

(Aakash Muthuramalingam) MySQL has introduced the concept of functional index in MySQL 8.0.13. It is one of the much needed feature for query optimisation , we have seen about histogram in my last blog. Let us explore the functional index and its use cases.

(Meenakshi Agarwal) We bring you the best MySQL tutorial to learn all Basic to Advanced concepts step by step. This post covers all MySQL building blocks such as DDL, DML, DCL, and TCL.

(Giuseppe Maxia) Starting with version 1.32.0, dbdeployer has the ability of downloading a selection of MySQL tarballs from several sources.

(kabilesh) Recently we had been bitten by a Systemd limitation at the “Tasks” created per-unit ie., process. This includes both the kernel threads and user-space threads, with each thread counting individually.

(Dave Stokes) Recently on Stackoverflow was a question about the handling of a JSON document stored in a MySQL Database. The data looked like this:

(Eero Teerikorpi) This is the first in a series of blog articles in which I will discuss the changing landscape of open source and money. Or, more specifically, open source databases and money.