Join us for the MySQL and HeatWave Summit 2025, happening on April 22-23, 2025, at the Oracle Conference Center in Redwood Shores, California. This year, we're celebrating 30 years of MySQL, and we want you to be part of this special milestone!
This free, two-day event brings together MySQL experts, users, and developers for an exciting mix of hands-on sessions, user presentations, and live demos. Whether you're a seasoned MySQL user, developer, or business leader, this is the perfect opportunity to connect, collaborate, and gain new insights from the global MySQL community.
Summit Highlights:
Engaging Tracks on a wide range of topics, including:
GenAI & Machine Learning
Application Development
High Availability
Security & Performance Tuning
Analytics & AutoML
Lakehouse Architecture
HeatWave Innovations
MySQL for Beginners
Real-world use cases, insights, and success stories from MySQL and HeatWave deployments
Networking opportunities with leading experts and fellow MySQL enthusiasts
Interactive sessions designed for all levels of expertise
We invite you to register now and share your MySQL stories and use cases with the community. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to learn from the best, share your experiences, and discover the latest innovations in MySQL and HeatWave!
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Summit Agenda Overview
Day 1 - Tuesday, April 22
Time
Auditorium
Room 102/103
Room 104
08:00am
Welcome & Breakfast
9:00-9:45am
Keynote: State of the Dolphin
Wim Coekaerts, Executive Vice President, Oracle
10:00-10:30am
Build Generative AI Applications Faster with HeatWave GenAI and Vector Store
Nipun Agarwal, Oracle
Effortless Business Continuity with HeatWave MySQL
Luis Soares, Oracle
Hands-on Lab (HOL) – Session 1
MySQL Monitoring and Observability: What's New and Best Practices
10:45-11:15am
How PlanetScale Offers Unlimited Scaling for MySQL
Deepthi Sigireddi, PlanetScale
Turbocharge Your MySQL with Readyset - Faster Queries, Lower Costs
Marcelo Altmann, ReadySet.io
11:30am-12:00pm
Data Warehouse and Lakehouse Analytics at the Speed of Thought with MySQL HeatWave
Gaurav Chadha, Oracle
Hidden Gems in MySQL Shell
Scott Stroz, Oracle
12:00-1:00pm
Lunch & Partner Showcase
1:00-1:30pm
MySQL Performance for Application Developers
Daniel Nichter
Unlocking Database Freedom: Migration from MSFT SQL Server to MySQL Using GenAI Services
Henrique Leandro, Oracle
Reimagining MySQL Observability with Open Telemetry
Mike Frank, Oracle
1:45-2:15pm
Leverage HeatWave's Multicloud Strategy and Replace Six Services with One – HeatWave
Mandy Pang, Oracle
A 5-Star Upgrade: Users, Reviews, Businesses, and MySQL 8
Alexander Martinez, Yelp
MySQL InnoDB - Data Recovery
Fred Descamps, Oracle
2:30-3:00pm
Simplicity Meets Innovation - Accelerate Your Machine Learning Journey with HeatWave AutoML
Jayant Sharma, Oracle
The Next Generation Optimizer in MySQL
Norvald Ryeng, Oracle
Hands-on Lab (HOL) – Session 2
MySQL Monitoring and Observability: What's New and Best Practices
3:00-3:15pm
Coffee Break & Partner Showcase
3:15-3:45pm
Enhancing MySQL Cluster Uptime: Advanced Detection, Mitigation, and Consensus with Group Replication
Raja Sriram Ganesan, Uber
The Go-Mysql Library as a Swiss Army Knife
Daniël Van Eeden, PingCAP
Hands-on Lab (HOL) – Session 2 (cont.)
MySQL Monitoring and Observability: What's New and Best Practices
4:00-4:30pm
Modernize Your Relational Database with HeatWave MySQL
Sriram Vrinda, Oracle
MySQL Architectures for the Newly Initiated
Scott Stroz, Oracle
4:45-6:00pm
Reception & Happy Hour
Day 2 - Wednesday, April 23
Time
Auditorium
Room 102/103
Room 104
09:00am
Welcome & Breakfast
10:00-10:30am
Scaling MySQL for the Future: How ProxySQL Powers High-Performance Architectures
René Cannaò, ProxySQL
Lessons Learned in Switching MySQL Monitoring from MEM to OEM
Krishna Mamillapalli, Datavail
Hands-on Lab (HOL) – Session 3
MySQL Monitoring and Observability: What's New and Best Practices
10:45-11:15am
Trends in Data Processing and Innovations in HeatWave
Nipun Agarwal, Oracle
Security and Compliance with MySQL
Mike Frank, Oracle
11:30am-12:00pm
MySQL Indexes and Histograms – How They Speed Up Your Queries
Fred Descamps, Oracle
The Wherever PC to Anywhere with Oracle Enterprise Solutions
Giovanni Morelli, Mazzzing Inc.
RIP Mysql_Native_Password
Ronald Bradford, Kanangra I/O
From Chaos to Control: Monitoring and Compliance Management of MySQL with Enterprise Manager
Desiree Abrokwa, Oracle
1:45-2:15pm
Predictive Asset Maintenance Using Heatwave Lakehouse
Bhushan Arora, Oracle
Building AI-Powered MySQL Database Applications: A Developer's Fast Track to Production
Craig Shallahamer, Viscosity North America
MySQL for the Modern Developer
Mike Frank, Oracle
2:30-3:00pm
Innovations in MySQL
Nipun Agarwal, Oracle
In-depth MySQL Monitoring: From Metrics to Insights
Sriram Vrinda, Oracle
Hands-on Lab (HOL) – Session 4
MySQL Monitoring and Observability: What's New and Best Practices
3:00-3:15pm
Coffee Break & Partner Showcase
3:15-3:45pm
Enhance Your Business Continuity with New High Availability Features for MySQL Enterprise Edition
Luis Soares, Oracle
Achieving Best Performance with MySQL
Seema Sundara, Oracle
Hands-on Lab (HOL) – Session 4 (cont.)
MySQL Monitoring and Observability: What's New and Best Practices
4:00-4:30pm
MySQL on IaaS for Mission-Critical Cloud Applications and Multi-Cloud Strategies
Benjamin Wood, Oracle
Discover the Power of HeatWave with Simplified App Development and Enhanced Security
Mandy Pang, Oracle
4:45-6:00pm
Wrap up & Thank You
Find more details for the agenda here.
We look forward to seeing you at the MySQL and HeatWave Summit 2025. This will be an event you won’t want to miss!
Wim Coekaerts is executive vice president of software development at Oracle. He is responsible for managing a number of projects including Oracle Linux and Virtualization, Oracle Enterprise Manager, MySQL, HeatWave, Oracle JET (JavaScript Extension Toolkit), Oracle Visual Builder, and various developer, infrastructure, and management cloud services. Wim is a well-known developer in the open source community.
Nipun Agarwal is Senior Vice President of MySQL Database and HeatWave Development at Oracle. His interests include data processing, machine learning and cloud computing. Prior to this role, Nipun played a pivotal role in Oracle Labs, where he directed various research endeavors that later evolved into new Oracle products, such as HeatWave. Nipun's journey with Oracle began in 1994, following the completion of his Master of Science in Computer Science. For several years, he contributed to the Oracle database team. To date, Nipun has amassed an impressive portfolio of 200 patent awards.
Marcelo Altmann
Readyset
Marcelo Altmann is a database professional with almost 20 years of experience working with MySQL. Over the years, he’s contributed code fixes to MySQL itself. As a C++ and Rust developer, he’s passionate about solving tough problems and building tools that make databases faster and more reliable. Marcelo loves sharing what he’s learned, which is why you’ll often find him speaking at MySQL conferences and events. He’s also part of the Oracle ACE program, a recognition of his contributions to the MySQL community. When he’s not knee-deep in code or databases, Marcelo enjoys geeking out over new technologies and connecting with others in the database world. Whether it’s about performance tuning or MySQL internals, he’s always up for a good chat.
Ronald Bradford
Kanangra I/O
Ronald Bradford is a MySQL expert, speaker and published author with deep expertise in database performance, scalability, and security. With over three decades of experience, he has advised companies ranging from early startups to Fortune 500s on all aspects of optimizing MySQL architectures. Ronald is the author of Effective MySQL series, a MySQL community contributor of the year recipient, and previously an Oracle ACE Director.
René Cannaò
ProxySQL
René Cannaò is a database expert and a key contributor to ProxySQL, specializing in MySQL performance optimization, query routing, and high availability solutions. With years of experience working with large-scale MySQL deployments, he has helped companies, including Fortune 500 enterprises, design and implement scalable, resilient database architectures. As an active member of the open-source database community, he regularly speaks at industry conferences and contributes to improving database performance and reliability.
Daniël Van Eeden
PingCAP
Daniël van Eeden is working for PingCAP on TiDB and is an active opensource contributor. He was awarded the MySQL Rockstar 2023 award.
Raja Sriram Ganesan
Uber
Senior Staff Engineer at Core Storage team at Uber. Tech lead for various MySQL initiatives and has led critical reliability and modernization projects for MySQL at Uber.
Alexander Martinez
Yelp
Currently, a Staff Software Engineer at Yelp on the Database Reliability Engineering MySQL team. Our team owns the infrastructure stack for MySQL, which includes Vitess, SQLAlchemy, and other technologies. Before Yelp, I began my career briefly in Machine Learning and Computer Vision infrastructure and algorithms at a startup in Vancouver, BC upon finishing my bachelor degree in Mathematics at the University of the British Columbia. When I’m not working on MySQL database infrastructure at Yelp, I’m either working on my app + website for sports and trading card prices called Compz or exploring the numerous restaurants, museums, and live music of New York City.
Krishna Mamillapalli
Datavail
Over 16+ years of experience in database architecture and solutions with an extensive technical background in database operations, cloud migrations and modernizations specialized in MySQL. He also has extensive experience in cloud strategies, migrations and supporting opensource database technologies in the cloud. Deep understanding of relational, non-relational and hybrid data models, Krishna’s collaborated with Enterprise customers and led projects that delivered high-end database solutions in Finance, Healthcare, Retail, e-commerce, Manufacturing and Telecommunications industries and help customers. He’s active as a thought leader and presents at database conferences such in SSWUG, IOUG, DBTA and AWS Workshops.
Giovanni Morelli
Mazzing, Inc
Giovanni is the CEO of MaZZZing inc., a Toronto-based technology company which specializes in providing top-tier internet security to individuals anywhere and everywhere. He is an Application and Hardware Virtualization Specialist with over 20 years of experience in his field.
Daniel Nichter
Daniel Nichter
Daniel Nichter is a DBA with 20 years of experience with MySQL. He started optimizing MySQL performance in 2004 while working in a data center. Soon after, he created HackMySQL.com to share information and tools about MySQL. Daniel is most known for the tools he published during his eight-year tenure at Percona, several of which remain the de facto standard and in use at the largest tech companies around the world. He is also a MySQL Community Award winner, conference speaker, and wide-ranging open source contributor.
Craig Shallahamer
Viscosity North America
Having worked with Oracle technology since 1989, Craig Shallahamer is a leader in the fields of machine learning, artificial intelligence and Oracle database performance tuning. Craig has extensive experience in constructing and teaching predictive modeling methods, notably developing a Reinforcement Machine Learning bot in 1990. He has launched several specialized generative AI conversational assistants, each with distinct personalities and capabilities. As an Applied AI Scientist at Viscosity and the founder of OraPub, Craig is also the author of two acclaimed books: Oracle Performance Firefighting and Forecasting Oracle Performance. He has received recognition as an Oracle ACE Director for his valuable contributions to the Oracle community through his technical expertise and leadership. Craig is an active participant in Oracle user groups, frequently presenting at conferences and serving as a board member and volunteer.
Deepthi Sigireddi
PlanetScale
Deepthi is the Technical Lead for Vitess, an open-source distributed database system built around MySQL. She leads the Vitess engineering team at PlanetScale which offers a database service built on Vitess and MySQL. She brings over 20 years of experience building scalable systems to this role. She enjoys speaking about technology and hiking in her spare time.
Desiree Abrokwa
Product Manager, Observability and Management, Oracle
Desiree is a Product Manager in the Observability and Management organization at Oracle Corporation. She currently focuses on the monitoring space of Enterprise Manager. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park.
Bhushan Arora
Principal Cloud Architect, Oracle
Bhushan Arora is a Principal Cloud Architect with over 18 years of experience in database technologies and cloud solutions. As a key member of Oracle’s North America Pre-Sales team, he helps enterprises seamlessly transition to the cloud, driving innovation, efficiency, and scalability.
His expertise spans Oracle Database Multicloud, MySQL HeatWave, ExaDB-D, Autonomous Databases and Oracle E-Business Suite. With a strong background in solution architecture and pre-sales, Bhushan works closely with customers to design and implement high-performance, scalable database solutions tailored to their business needs.
Gaurav Chadha
Senior Development Manager, MySQL & HeatWave Development, Oracle
Gaurav Chadha is a Senior Development Manager leading development of HeatWave Lakehouse. With a keen interest in systems, machine learning, and computer architecture, Gaurav brings a multifaceted expertise to database technology. Prior to his current role, Gaurav played an integral part in the development of Exadata Exascale, showcasing his adeptness at systems, database, and cloud technologies.
Following the completion of his PhD from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Gaurav started at Oracle Labs in 2016, working on a research project which eventually graduated into HeatWave.
Frédéric Descamps
MySQL Community Manager, Oracle
After graduating in Management Information Technology, Frédéric Descamps started his career as a developer for an ERP under HPUX. He will then opt for a career in the world of opensource by joining one of the first Belgian startups dedicated 100% to free projects around GNU/Linux. It is in 2011 that lefred joined Percona, one of the leading MySQL-based consumerism specialists. He decided to join the MySQL Community Team in 2016 as a MySQL Community Manager for EMEA & APAC. His blog mostly dedicated to MySQL: http://lefred.be
Mike Frank
Product Management Director, Oracle
Over the past 20 years, Mike has helped organizations formulate and implement complex new products and strategies. His background spans databases, development, tools, packaging, security, and backup. He's brought well over 15 new to market products. At Oracle MySQL he's been instrumental in working on various database features, development tools, backup and recovery, software repos, and security. As a founder and VP of Products at Gazzang (acq. by Cloudera) he brought to market Linux TDE and a SaaS key management products. As a co-founder and head of products at Idera he brought to market 5 database management products including SQL Secure, SQL Compliance Manager, and SQLsafe. At PentaSafe/NetIQ, as Product Author and Product Line Manager, he created a line of products for Security and Risk assessment of Linux and Web Servers. Mikes experience spans databases, operating systems, security, e-business, and trading systems.
Alfredo Kojima
Software Development Director
Henrique Leandro
Director, MySQL Solution Engineering, Oracle
As a seasoned technology leader specializing in databases, cloud computing, and generative AI, I lead the US East Coast Solution Engineering team for MySQL at Oracle, the world’s most popular open-source database. I drive strategic sales initiatives and enhance product delivery with advanced features like vector store and generative AI. My expertise includes database migration, Visual Studio, and enabling technical partners through hands-on labs and workshops.
Mandy Pang
Senior Principal Product Manager, HeatWave, Oracle
Mandy Pang is a Senior Principal Product Manager in the Oracle HeatWave team focusing on HeatWave on OCI and AWS. She has been working with MySQL and HeatWave for over 8 years. Mandy has an extensive background in Cloud, database, analytics, and security solutions.
Norvald Ryeng
Software Development Director, Oracle
Norvald has been at Oracle since 2011 and is the MySQL optimizer team lead, responsible for query optimization and execution. He holds a PhD in Computer and Information Science from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
Jayant Sharma is a Senior Director of Product Management at Oracle. He has over twenty years of experience in databases, spatial analytics, and application development. He is currently focused on the product strategy and design of the HeatWave MySQL managed service offering.
Luís Soares
Senior Software Development Director, Oracle
Luís Soares is a Senior Development Director at Oracle. He works on MySQL High Availability, Replication and on the Heatwave Database Service. His interests include replication technologies, distributed systems, high availability and running systems at scale. Before joining the MySQL team, he was both a post-graduate student and a distributed systems researcher at the University of Minho, Portugal.
Scott Stroz
MySQL Developer Advocate, Oracle
Scott has been a full-stack developer for longer than the term “full-stack developer” has been around. At that time, MySQL was the only constant in his development stack. He is passionate about sharing what he has learned on his coding journey so others may learn from his mistakes. Scott is a MySQL Developer Advocate at Oracle and is part of the MySQL Community Team.
Seema Sundara
Architect, Oracle
Sriram Vrinda
Senior Director, MySQL Product Management, Oracle
Sriram Vrinda is an experienced Product Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Strong product management professional skilled in Oracle Database, Autonomous Databases, MySQL Databases, IT Service Management, Solution Architect, and Pre-sales. He has helped various customers with Oracle solutions specifically around performance, availability, and scalability aspects for about 20 years.
Benjamin Wood
MySQL Master Solution Engineer, Oracle
With nearly two decades of service to MySQL customers across North America, Benjamin Wood works in the sales consulting group of MySQL at Oracle. He helps customers meet challenging technical and business requirements in both on-prem and cloud environments.
Join us to hear the latest enhancements in HeatWave, including generative AI, machine learning, vector processing, lakehouse, transaction processing, and multicloud capabilities and how enterprises have leveraged them to develop modern data processing applications
Enhancing MySQL Cluster Uptime: Advanced Detection, Mitigation, and Consensus with Group Replication Raja Sriram Ganesan, Uber
Primary Promotion is one of the most critical operations being performed in MySQL Clusters. In this presentation, we will look at different techniques we employed in optimizing the primary failover time. We will also look at the deployment model of MySQL Group Replication in the clusters around how we efficiently deploy to withstand outages like failure of an entire zone. We will look at the following topics in detail. Faster Primary Failovers - Detection, Group Replication Deployment and Operations Increased Reliability - Tolerance for AZ failure and not compromising latency. Data Integrity - Mitigating Errant GTID issues. Different Consistency Guarantees. Operational Efficiency.
Explore how HeatWave GenAI is enabling innovative use cases that are reshaping businesses. Discover how HeatWave’s integrated, automated, and secure generative AI capabilities— including in-database large language models (LLMs) and an automated, in-database vector store—can help you rapidly build new GenAI apps without requiring AI expertise, without the hassle of external LLM integration, and without data duplication to a separate vector database.
MySQL Performance for Application Developers Daniel Nichter
As an application developer, this talk teaches you what MySQL performance really means and how to achieve it. MySQL performance in general is a large and complicated topic, but there is a simple and effective path to learning only what you need to know to get the best performance with MySQL and your application. If you're a developer and new to MySQL, definitely attend this talk because it will save you a lot of time and fast-track your success with MySQL.
Learn how Fortune 100 companies have used HeatWave AutoML for various purposes, including predictive maintenance, fraud detection, and personalized recommendations—all without needing machine learning expertise and while keeping data secure within the database. Also, explore how HeatWave AutoML offers explanations for its predictions and seamlessly integrates with generative AI, processing data from both Object Store and MySQL.
With MySQL, major version upgrades for large scale environments can feel like navigating a labyrinth of dependencies and unforeseen obstacles. At Yelp, though our upgrade from 5.7 to 8.0 was no exception, we planned and developed solutions that could serve as a roadmap to future migrations. Our database engineers tackled complex problems from: sourcing Change Data Capture (CDC) using Vitess, transitioning from asynchronous to semi-synchronous replication, and adapting to the introduction of TempTable as default memory storage. We found the real treasure lies in the lessons learned and the best practices we developed completing this journey. By sharing our experiences, we aim to empower your team to expedite upgrades safely and efficiently.
Learn how HeatWave Lakehouse simplies analytics and provides the best performance and price-performance for 100s of TBs of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data stored in OCI Object Storage or Amazon S3. Also hear about the upcoming Lakehouse features.
Are you bumping up against scaling limitations today or considering how you'll be able to scale your MySQL usage in the future as your needs grow? If so then this talk will be of interest to you. We'll go over what the PlanetScale DBaaS offers for MySQL users and how it's implemented — giving you battle tested and proven models, methods, and solutions that you can apply in your environment.
Join us to know HeatWave’s Multicloud strategy across OCI, AWS, and Azure. Also learn how you can replace six AWS services with one data processing service - HeatWave, running natively inside AWS – with complete HeatWave capabilities including generative AI, machine learning, real-time analytics, and transaction processing and provides you better performance and reduced complexity at a lower cost.
Join us to hear how the innovations in MySQL have improved performance, availability, security, observability and enriched developer experience of applications built on MySQL. Learn about the latest enhancements in optimizer, InnoDB, group replication, MySQL Shell.
Effective monitoring is essential for maintaining the performance, stability, and security of your MySQL database on-premises or in the cloud. In this session, we’ll explore the key metrics to track in MySQL and share best practices for monitoring, troubleshooting, and ensuring optimal performance. Dive into critical performance areas, including CPU utilization, memory usage, disk I/O, and query performance, while learning how to identify and resolve common issues like slow queries and unused indexes. Additionally, we’ll introduce solutions for long-term analysis by leveraging Oracle Cloud observability tools such as Ops Insights to identify trends and make data-driven optimizations. By the end of this session, you’ll have a comprehensive strategy to effectively monitor, maintain, and enhance the health of your MySQL database over time.
MySQL, the most popular Open Source Database, is easy to use. Designing tables that aren't optimal and executing inefficient queries is surprisingly easy. Optimize your queries by using indexes and histograms. Join this session to learn how to create effective indexes and histograms for improved query performance.
You will discover how to display and analyze the Query Execution Plan of your queries, allowing you to identify which ones require optimization. This session includes various queries and examples designed to help you understand workload management and the best practices for designing indexes.
Ever felt overwhelmed by the complexity of integrating LLMs with database applications? Join me as I demonstrate building a fully functional desktop web application that connects to on-premises MySQL and Oracle Gen AI Services in just 20 minutes. Through live coding, I'll show you how a well-structured API and carefully crafted LLM prompts can dramatically accelerate development time. This isn't just about rapid prototyping – it's about revolutionizing how we approach database-driven AI applications. Whether you're a seasoned DBA or a MySQL developer exploring AI integration, you'll walk away with practical insights to transform your development workflow.
Hear how customers running Big Query, Redshift, SQL Server, Teradata, Aurora, and other databases have leveraged HeatWave to achieve operational efficiency and accelerate innovation. Also learn how HeatWave implements additional security measures to protect data throughout its lifecycle and help comply with regulatory requirements.
Scaling MySQL for the Future: How ProxySQL Powers High-Performance Architectures René Cannaò, ProxySQL LLC
Modern MySQL deployments must handle massive concurrency, minimize query latency, and optimize backend resources—challenges that ProxySQL is designed to solve. This session will dive into scaling strategies using ProxySQL, covering connection pooling, query caching, load balancing, and failover automation. We’ll discuss how companies use ProxySQL to offload MySQL servers, improve replication performance, and ensure HA.
Group Replication is a critical component of many High Availability solutions using MySQL, including the MySQL HeatWave Service. This mature technology serves as the foundation of popular turnkey solutions like InnoDB Cluster and Cluster Sets.
High Availability is complex, requiring coordination of multiple components. Observability and ease of operation are essential. To address this, new MySQL Enterprise Edition enhancements improve Group Replication observability and introduce automation that reduces operational overhead, simplifying cluster management.
This session explores the evolution of Group Replication, highlighting the latest MySQL Enterprise Edition enhancements. Together with important tools, such as MySQL Enterprise Backup, they provide users a compelling business continuity framework. Join our engineers to discover powerful MySQL features and tools that allow building a resilient database infrastructure.
Oracle Cloud offers the HeatWave MySQL Service built on top of the most advanced MySQL and OCI technology. Battle-tested, and always adjusting and improving, the HeatWave MySQL technology continuously evolves to meet scalability and business continuity requirements. MySQL Replication is at the core of the service as it is the foundation to build High Availability, Inbound Replication, Outbound Replication, Disaster Recovery, Point-in-time restore, Read Scaleout, and more. Moreover, the service deploys the most advanced enterprise extensions (EE), gives access to the ever enticing and feature rich HeatWave ecosystem, while safekeeping data with an advanced backup framework. This makes it a great fit for all types of demanding and business critical workloads.
This session presents the latest and greatest replication, high availability and backup features. You will learn how replication and its derivatives are used in the service and how it brings different components together to deliver advanced and compelling functionality. Come and join us on a lively conversation into all things replication and high availability in HeatWave MySQL.
After 30 years, MySQL has redesigned its query optimizer. This is a huge undertaking that has been in development for many years, and it solves long-standing issues with query planning in MySQL. In this session, you will learn more about why a new optimizer was necessary, how it works, what it means for you, how you can start using it today, and why you should.
MySQL Shell is a modern CLI for connecting to, and interacting with, MySQL Instances. But there is so much more!! In this session we will demonstrate some of the cooler, but lesser known, features of MySQL Shell. These features include but are not limited to creating sandbox instances for testing, managing MySQL replication, and dumping data to (and loading data from) a cloud storage bucket.
Experienced database professionals are well aware that transactional workloads frequently exhibit a Zipfian distribution, where a small number of queries dominate database resource consumption. However, most modern scaling solutions rely on broad, indiscriminate approaches—such as adding infrastructure or implementing complex, high-maintenance fixes. This presentation highlights query caching as a targeted, cost-effective alternative that can significantly enhance infrastructure efficiency with minimal engineering effort. If you're seeking a smarter, more streamlined approach to scaling, query caching could be the game-changing solution you've been searching for. Join us as we explore Readyset, the result of a decade of research from MIT resulting in a solution that seamlessly addresses these challenges through the integration of Data Flow Graphs, Partial Materialized Views, and Replication, while implementing the wire protocol of MySQL, requiring zero code changes.
Learn how MySQL HeatWave on OCI enables a modern data platform to handle streaming and batch data for enterprise reporting. This session explores an end-to-end predictive maintenance (PdM) use case, leveraging real-time sensor data to forecast equipment failures and optimize asset management.
MySQL is an optimized and highly scalable database system which provides best in class tools for password-less authentication, JSON-based REST APIs and MySQL Connectors to easily deploy progressive web apps (PWAs). With Multilingual Engine Component, users can execute complex data manipulation logic directly within the database using a more flexible programming language than standard SQL. This is especially useful for analytic dashboard development and custom data processing.
The go-mysql library is a Go library that has: a high level MySQL client, a low level MySQL client, the ability to read a replication stream (binlogs) and the ability to implement the server side of the MySQL protocol. This session as demonstrations on all of these.
Join us for an engaging session that explores the architecture of HeatWave MySQL, a fully managed database service designed for high-performance web, ecommerce, and OLTP applications. Discover how to easily set up and configure your database, from provisioning instances to implementing effective backup and restore strategies. Learn the steps to transition from a single instance to a high-availability cluster and scale your workloads seamlessly with read replicas. Finally, gain insights into managing automatic upgrades and patching, ensuring your database remains secure, efficient, and always up to date.
This session provides an overview of the Routing Guidelines feature in MySQL InnoDB Cluster, designed to further enhance operations of MySQL topologies for High Availability, Disaster Recovery, and Read Scaling. Attendees will be introduced to the concept of custom routing rules in MySQL Router, which allow for tailored responses during failovers and optimized resource utilization during normal operations. The session will describe the key features of Routing Guidelines, including how to distribute application load based on criteria such as host addresses, MySQL usernames, schemas, session attributes and more.
Lessons Learned in Switching MySQL Monitoring from MySQL Enterprise Monitor to Oracle Enterprise Manager Krishna Mamillapalli, Datavail
With MySQL Enterprise Monitor (MEM) being EOL in 2024, most enterprise MySQL customers are moving to Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) for monitoring their enterprise MySQL systems. In this session, you'll learn about the features of OEM for MySQL, the steps involved in migrating from MEM to OEM, and the best practices of this process.
Migrating your database from Microsoft SQL Server to MySQL can seem complex, but with the right approach and tools, it can be a smooth and efficient process.
In this session, we will walk you through the best practices for migration, including necessary changes in database, considerations for data types, and leveraging the powerful new features of MySQL Enterprise Edition, like Vector Datatype support.
We’ll cover how to use Visual Studio Code and Oracle Code Assist (Generative AI services) as your Migration Assistant.
By the end of this session, you'll be equipped to handle the migration with confidence and understand the significant benefits of using MySQL Enterprise Edition to reduce cost and improve security while achieving best performance.
After decades being the default authentication method for user access to a MySQL database, this method is no longer available in the latest version of MySQL, and has been deprecated and disabled in prior versions. In this presentation I will be discussing: * The history behind this plugin * Why is this plugin insecure * What alternative authentication options exist * How to migrate seamlessly to the current default * New authentication features in upcoming community and enterprise versions.
Learn about some of the new features such as bulk load, a new cost based optimizer etc. that improve the performance of data load and query execution in MySQL. In this session we will share the latest performance numbers for load and query execution across different workloads and share some insights into achieving optimal performance
Modern applications demand high availability, performance, and security—and organizations are increasingly turning to multi-cloud strategies to meet these needs. Learn how customers achieve these objectives by running MySQL on Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS).
In this session, we will explore technical best practices for deploying and managing MySQL, reinforced by real-world case studies. You’ll learn how organizations successfully navigate multi-cloud/hybrid architectures, optimize for scalability and security, and ensure business continuity with MySQL.
Key Takeaways:
Actionable insights on how MySQL on IaaS enables customers to meet high-end performance, availability, and security requirements.
How MySQL on IaaS enables multi-cloud and hybrid deployments with applications that span different clouds and workload portability between clouds.
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CAB
Following the MySQL and HeatWave Summit, Oracle will be hosting a Customer Advisory Board (CAB) meeting on April 24th, that gives customers and partners an opportunity to help shape the future direction of the MySQL and HeatWave product roadmaps.
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