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Planet MySQL
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Planet MySQL - https://planet.mysql.com
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What Oracle Missed, We Fixed: More Performant Query Processing in Percona Server for MySQL, Part 2
Remember when Percona significantly improved query processing time by fixing the optimizer bug? I have described all the details in More Performant Query Processing in Percona Server for MySQL blog post. This time, we dug deeper into all the ideas from Enhanced for MySQL and based on our analysis, we proposed several new improvements. All […]
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150+ SQL Commands Explained With Examples (2026 Update)
In this guide, we explain 150+ SQL commands in simple words, covering everything from basic queries to advanced functions for 2026. We cover almost every SQL command that exists in one single place, so you never have to go search for anything anywhere else. If you master these 150 commands, you will become an SQL […]
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Introducing MySQL Studio – Reducing the Barriers to Data Innovation
MySQL Studio in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure MySQL Studio in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is a unified environment for working with MySQL and HeatWave features through a single, streamlined interface. It brings SQL authoring, AI-assisted chat, and Jupyter-compatible notebooks together with project-based organization to help teams get from database setup to productive analytics faster. The same […]
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Deploying Percona Operator for MySQL with OpenTaco for IaC Automation
Deploying databases on Kubernetes is getting easier every year. The part that still hurts is making deployments repeatable and predictable across clusters and environments, especially from Continuous Integration(CI) perspective. This is where PR-based automation helps; you can review a plan, validate changes, and only apply after approval, before anything touches your cluster. If you’ve ever […]
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Old app, new database… am I screwed?
Who has never encountered a customer who, for all sorts of reasons (valid or not), was unable to update an application and therefore could no longer connect to the latest versions of MySQL? Or worse still, data that is shared between two applications, one of which absolutely must use the latest version of MySQL and […]
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