Mysql: Become A Mysql Admin

Store, retrieve, and manipulate your data and design efficient database solutions with MySQL 8

What you'll learn

Handle MySQL user management

Set up and operate MySQL replication, including moving to GTID based replication

Hands on experience of operations carried out on MySQL instances, running sysbench against them, and producing a workload

Perform administration and performance-tuning tasks

Master the new querying features in MySQL 8

Access databases with PHP, Python, or Java

Requirements

Basic understanding of database concepts is all you need

Description

MySQL is the most popular and widely used relational databases in the World today.




The main purpose of this comprehensive course is to assist you on setting up MySQL 8 and running with replication, learn about database administration topics like backups, replication, monitoring, and point in time recovery, switchovers, user management and version upgrades. It is packed with step-by-step instructions and working examples to solve any problem you might come across in MySQL querying and administrationContents and OverviewThis training program includes 2 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.The first course, MySQL 8 for Administrators, covers the differences between various MySQL versions. It starts off with the basics: Installing MySQL and creating users. After that, we will get sysbench up and running. Sysbench, responsible for issuing queries against databases, is the de-facto benchmarking tool for MySQL. With that hands-on lab environment at hand, we will learn about various database administration topics like backups, replication, monitoring, and point in time recovery, switchovers, user management and version upgrades.
The second course, MySQL 8 Recipes, contains practical recipes on efficient MySQL administration, with tips on effective user management, security, database monitoring, troubleshooting, and more. Supplying quick solutions to common problems you might encounter while working with MySQL, the tutorial contains practical tips and tricks to give you the edge over others while designing, developing, and administering your MySQL solution.


By the end of this training program, you will be well versed with high-performance querying and database administration using MySQL.About the Authors
Peter Boros has more than 10 years of MySQL administration experience. Peter has also taught Oracle University courses about MySQL across EMEA, later he was a Principal Architect at Percona, a company specializing in MySQL consulting. Apart from this, he has worked with a few of the world’s largest MySQL deployments, belonging to prestigious web properties. This course is a product of Peter’s immense work experience and his expertise on the subject.Simon Krenger is a Database Engineer for the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) in Bern, Switzerland. He has worked with a wide variety of technologies, including Oracle databases (OCP), Linux, and automation software. He focuses on Information Security and has gained experience with common agile software development practices.

Overview

Section 1: MySQL 8 for Administrators

Lecture 1 Course Overview

Lecture 2 A Lab About the Labs

Lecture 3 MySQL 8 Installation from Rpm Packages

Lecture 4 MySQL 8 Installation from Deb Packages

Lecture 5 Set Up MySQL 8 from Binary Tarball

Lecture 6 Changing Configuration Parameters in my.cnf

Lecture 7 Changing MySQL Configuration Parameters Online

Lecture 8 New in MySQL 8: Persisting Configuration Parameters

Lecture 9 Essential MySQL Configuration Parameters

Lecture 10 Essential InnoDB

Lecture 11 Creating Databases and Users for Applications

Lecture 12 Detour: MySQL Usage Basics

Lecture 13 New in MySQL 8: Roles

Lecture 14 Using sysbench

Lecture 15 Authentication Changes

Lecture 16 The Binary Log

Lecture 17 Setting Up a Replication Slave

Lecture 18 Introduction to GTID Replication

Lecture 19 Migrating to GTID Replication

Lecture 20 Command Line Monitoring

Lecture 21 External Monitoring Systems

Lecture 22 Logical Backups

Lecture 23 Physical Backups

Lecture 24 Point in Time Recovery

Lecture 25 Switchovers

Lecture 26 Advanced Replication

Lecture 27 Checking Replication Consistency

Lecture 28 Migration Consideration

Lecture 29 Replication Consistency Before Migration

Lecture 30 Verifying Query Behavior Before Migration

Section 2: MySQL 8 Recipes

Lecture 31 The Course Overview

Lecture 32 Learning MySQL 8

Lecture 33 Getting to Know the MySQL 8 Architecture

Lecture 34 Installation via Package Manager

Lecture 35 Installation via Manual Package

Lecture 36 Upgrading an Existing Database to MySQL 8

Lecture 37 Using Tools to Access the Database

Lecture 38 Getting to Know Your Database

Lecture 39 Performing Initial Database Configuration

Lecture 40 Accessing the Data Dictionary

Lecture 41 Managing Users

Lecture 42 Performing Basic Troubleshooting

Lecture 43 Configuring Security

Lecture 44 Performing Backup and Recovery of Your Database

Lecture 45 Optimizing Performance with Query Execution Plans

Lecture 46 Learning SQL: Querying Data

Lecture 47 Learning SQL: Inserting and Modifying Data

Lecture 48 Learning SQL: Design Databases

Lecture 49 Learning Best Practices for Writing Queries

Lecture 50 Using the New Querying Features in MySQL 8

Lecture 51 Working with Indexes

Lecture 52 Managing Big Databases Using Partitioning

Lecture 53 Programming with PHP

Lecture 54 Using a PHP Database Abstraction Layer

Lecture 55 Programming with Python

Lecture 56 Programming with Java

New and returning MySQL DBAs, who are just getting to know MySQL, or who knew earlier versions and are curious about the latest administration differences in MySQL 8