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Where can you find MySQL next? (Updated events list for March–May 2026)
As a follow-up to our previous blog post, “Where can you find MySQL during January to April 2026” (published at the end of January 2026), we would like to share an update. With the dynamic nature of event planning, we have slightly adjusted our plans—both for in-person conferences and for online sessions—so you always have […]
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Mapping your data to file(s) in your Lakehouse table
MySQL HeatWave is a fully-managed MySQL database service that combines transactions, analytics, machine learning, and GenAI services, without ETL duplication. Also included is HeatWave Lakehouse, allowing users to query data stored in object storage, MySQL databases, or a combination of both. Introduction In the 9.6.1 release of MySQL HeatWave, Lakehouse now supports the _metadata_filename column […]
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MySQL Community Early Access Builds
MySQL benefits from a large and technically rigorous community—people who run MySQL at scale, test it in diverse environments, and surface issues (and ideas) that make the product better. Over the last year, we’ve been listening to community feedback and, since January 2026, sharing our updated community engagement approach (see: A New Era of MySQL Community […]
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Join the Public MySQL Community Roadmap Discussion Webinar (Edition #2)
Following the strong participation in our first Public MySQL Community Roadmap Discussion (with attendees joining from around the world), we are excited to invite you to the second edition of this public community webinar series. In our latest blog post, we have published a brief recap of the first webinar—highlighting the key roadmap themes, how […]
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Building a MySQL Shell Plugin to Scan for Sensitive Data (Vibe Coding AI-assisted, ~30 minutes)
Sensitive data has a way of showing up in unexpected places: an “email” column in a demo app, a forgotten “token” field in a logging table, or free-text notes that quietly become regulated data. I wanted a lightweight, repeatable way to answer a simple question on any MySQL instance: Where is sensitive data likely to […]
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