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Oracle Announces MySQL Autopilot for MySQL HeatWave Service

August 20, 2021 by Admin Leave a Comment

Oracle today announced availability of MySQL Autopilot, a new component of MySQL HeatWave service, the in-memory query acceleration engine for MySQL Database Service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).

MySQL Autopilot delivers nine new machine learning-powered automation capabilities, further improving the performance and scalability of the MySQL Heatwave Service
MySQL HeatWave can now deliver 35X better price/performance compared to Snowflake and 13X better compared to Amazon Redshift with AQUA on industry standard TPC-H benchmark
Tetris.co, Red3i, and FAN Communications migrated from Amazon Aurora to MySQL HeatWave and reported up to 10X performance improvements at less than half the cost

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Oracle Announces Availability of Integrated, High-performance Analytics Engine for MySQL Database Service

December 3, 2020 by Admin Leave a Comment

Oracle today announced the availability of the Oracle MySQL Database Service with integrated MySQL Analytics Engine, optimized for and exclusively available in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).

OCI customers can now run sophisticated analytics directly against their operational MySQL databases, eliminating the need for complex and expensive data integration with a separate analytics database
MySQL Analytics Engine is an in-memory analytics accelerator that automatically scales out to thousands of OCI cores and at least 2X faster and up to 66% less expensive than Amazon Redshift
Unified operational and analytics MySQL service makes OCI the best place to build and run MySQL applications

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Oracle Announces MySQL 8.0 Release Candidate

March 4, 2019 by Admin Leave a Comment

MySQL 8.0 Release Candidate includes numerous enhancements making MySQL better for modern applications. The theme of this release is “making MySQL better for modern apps”:

A modern application is mobile first. Mobile-first is not just a theme applied to an existing app, it is about using context about the user (such as their location) and reducing the clicks required for a transaction.
Unicode (or more specifically UTF-8 encoding) has become universal even in English speaking markets. To support modern applications, it is important to have first-class support for UTF-8 out of the box.
Modern applications are developed with a premium on time-to-market. You want to be able to respond fast to the directions the market takes you. It is important to have flexibility, and a large part of this story is schemaless JSON support.

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Oracle Announces General Availability of MySQL 8.0

March 2, 2019 by Admin Leave a Comment

MySQL adds NoSQL and many new enhancements to the world’s most popular open source database:

NoSQL – Document Store gives developers the flexibility of developing traditional SQL relational applications and NoSQL, schema-free document database applications.
SQL – Window functions, Common Table Expressions, NOWAIT and SKIP LOCKED, Descending Indexes, Grouping, Regular Expressions, Character Sets, Cost Model, and Histograms.
JSON – Extended syntax, new functions, improved sorting, and partial updates. With JSON table functions you can use the SQL machinery for JSON data.
GIS – Geography support. Spatial Reference Systems (SRS), as well as SRS aware spatial datatypes, spatial indexes, and spatial functions.
Reliability – DDL statements have become atomic and crash safe, meta-data is stored in a single, transactional data dictionary
Observability- Performance Schema, Information Schema, Invisible Indexes, Error Logging.
Manageability – Persistent Configuration Variables, Undo tablespace management, Restart command, and New DDL.
High Availability – InnoDB Cluster delivers an integrated, native, HA solution for your databases.
Security – OpenSSL improvements, new default authentication, SQL Roles, breaking up the super privilege, password strength, authorization.
Performance – Up to 2x faster than MySQL 5.7

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Oracle Announces General Availability of MySQL Cluster 7.6

February 27, 2019 by Admin Leave a Comment

MySQL Cluster 7.6 provides 99.9999% availability and performance improvements on the latest off the shelf hardware.

MySQL Cluster’s shared nothing architecture delivers an incredible 99.9999% availability and is used within the core of systems that serve billions of mobile phone users, leading online-games and high demand web services.
MySQL Cluster 7.6 version is all about supporting and optimizing performance on the latest off the shelf hardware, increasing its ability to both scale up on ever performant hardware and scale out within and across data centers, while at the same time increasing ease of use and lowering maintenance overhead.
MySQL Cluster’s disk recovery system has undergone a complete redesign, dramatically improving restart and recovery times by up to 4x.
New and improved parallel query processing runs distributed cross-shard (partitioned) joins often doubling performance.

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Oracle Announces Oracle Enterprise Manager for MySQL and New MySQL Enterprise Edition Extensions

February 14, 2017 by Admin Leave a Comment

Oracle To help customers simplify management of complex IT environments, Oracle is extending Oracle Enterprise Manager capabilities to MySQL databases. With this new offering, customers can manage complex deployments of Oracle technologies that include MySQL, either on-premises or in a cloud. Existing users of Oracle Enterprise Manager can now easily add MySQL to their environments. Oracle is also announcing new commercial extensions for MySQL Enterprise Edition, including new backup, auditing, and enterprise encryption capabilities.
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