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  • Introducing the GA Release of the New Percona Operator for MySQL: More Replication Options on Kubernetes
    The Percona Cloud Native team is happy to announce the general availability of the Percona Operator for MySQL, based on Percona Server for MySQL. This release introduces an additional Kubernetes-native approach to deploying and managing MySQL clusters with synchronous Group Replication, delivering the consistency required for organizations with business continuity needs. With this release, Percona […]

  • Deploying on OCI with the starter kit – part 1
    If you want to create a new application, test it, and deploy it on the cloud, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides an always-free tier for compute instances and MySQL HeatWave instances (and more). If you are a developer, it can also be complicated to start deploying to the cloud, as you need to figure out the […]

  • Extending Flexibility in MySQL HeatWave Maintenance: Introducing Configurable Maintenance
    Align upgrades with your business schedules, minimize disruption, and plan version transitions with confidence, all while maintaining the reliability and compliance you expect from MySQL HeatWave. We are also extending Innovation release available cycle from 3 months to 5 months, this enables customers to stay on the same innovation release version for longer period of time.

  • MySQL Basics: Don’t Lose It—Backing Up and Restoring Your Database
    Learn how to safeguard your MySQL database with simple, reliable backup and restore techniques! This final post in the beginner series uses fun library analogies and clear MySQL Shell examples to ensure your data stays safe—no matter what surprises come your way.

  • Surprise with innodb_doublewrite_pages in MySQL 8.0.20+
    In a recent post, The Quirks of Index Maintenance in Open Source Databases, I compared the IO load generated by open source databases while inserting rows in a table with many secondary indexes. Because of its change buffer, InnoDB was the most efficient solution. However, that’s not the end of the story. Evolution of the […]