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MySQL Books: Efficient MySQL Performance
MySQL Book Review: Efficient MySQL Performance from Daniel Nichter, O'Reilly, 2021.

How to use MySQL FEDERATED engine ?
For a long time, I never encountered any system using FEDERATED tables. But recently, there seems to be more interest for FEDERATED tables. This article illustrates how to use FEDERATED tables in MySQL.

MySQL 8.0 INSTANT ADD and DROP Column(s)
This blog gives details of the new feature introduced in MySQL 8.0.29 using which column(s) can be added/dropped to/from a table with ALGORITHM=INSTANT.

What’s in it for you? Attend Free MySQL Summit on March 23rd
Free MySQL Summit Day - March 23rd, in-person and virtual. See main reasons to attend and agenda.

Still using MyISAM ? It is time to switch to InnoDB !
It's time to switch all your MyISAM tables to InnoDB. Discover the myths about InnoDB in this blog post.

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MySQL Books: The MySQL Workshop
Recent MySQL Book Review series, books that ecery MySQL DBAs or developers should have in their library.

How to build MySQL 8.0 C API (libmysqlclient)
The MySQL C API replaces the outdated MySQL-Connector-C. The MySQL C API is also known as libmysqlclient, this is how to use it.

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