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If you are looking to improve the speed of transactions, especially for high-concurrency workloads that involve a lot of inserts, update, and delete operations, you might benefit from implementing In-Memory OLTP and experience up to 30X performance gain, as some have...
When choosing between SQL Server and MySQL for your database product, it's important to consider several factors, including your specific requirements, data storage and processing needs, and budget. Here is a comprehensive guide to help you make an informed decision....
A colleague of mine recently published a blog post explaining Virtual Log Files (VLFs) and why it is important not to have too few or too many VLFs. As a follow-up, this article discusses how to reduce VLFs when they have gotten too far out of control. The process is...
The ibdata1 file is a system tablespace file used by the InnoDB storage engine in MySQL and MariaDB databases. It stores metadata and undo logs for InnoDB tables. The file size of ibdata1 can increase over time as more data is added to the database or as existing data...
As businesses rely more and more on cloud infrastructure, Amazon RDS for MySQL has become a popular choice for managing relational databases. However, despite its many benefits, like any database system, Amazon RDS for MySQL can experience performance issues. In this...
Are you looking for a job as a SQL Server Database Administrator (DBA)? If so, you need to ace the technical interview and impress your potential employer. A SQL Server DBA is responsible for managing and maintaining the SQL Server database systems in an organization....
MySQL ReplicaSet and InnoDB Cluster are both scalable, fault-tolerant, high-availability solutions offered by MySQL. When deciding on which is the best option, it comes down to how the architecture and functionality meet the needs of your organization. This blog...
SQL Server is one of the most popular relational database management systems (RDBMS) in the world. It has been evolving and improving over the years, adding new features and capabilities to meet the changing needs and expectations of users and businesses. As a result,...
Choosing between Azure and AWS for Kubernetes depends on an organization's specific needs and requirements. Both cloud providers offer robust Kubernetes services with similar features and capabilities. However, there are several additional factors to consider when...
The MySQL binary log is a critical component of database management, offering robust capabilities for recovery and replication. Knowing the advantages, disadvantages, and functionality is the first step in increasing availability and developing a recovery plan. In my...