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Course Outline
Introduction
- MySQL overview, products, and services
- MySQL services and support
- Supported operating systems
- Training curriculum paths
- MySQL documentation resources
MySQL Architecture
- The client/server model
- Communication protocols
- The SQL layer
- The storage layer
- How the server supports storage engines
- Memory and disk space usage in MySQL
- The MySQL plug-in interface
System Administration
- Choosing between MySQL distribution types
- Installing the MySQL Server
- MySQL Server installation file structure
- Starting and stopping the MySQL server
- Upgrading MySQL
- Running multiple MySQL servers on a single host
Server Configuration
- MySQL server configuration options
- System variables
- SQL Modes
- Available log files
- Binary logging
Clients and Tools
- Clients available for administrative tasks
- MySQL administrative clients
- The mysql command-line client
- The mysqladmin command-line client
- The MySQL Workbench graphical client
- MySQL tools
- Available APIs (drivers and connectors)
Data Types
- Major categories of data types
- The meaning of NULL
- Column attributes
- Character set usage with data types
- Selecting appropriate data types
Obtaining Metadata
- Available metadata access methods
- Structure of INFORMATION_SCHEMA
- Using commands to view metadata
- Differences between SHOW statements and INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables
- The mysqlshow client program
- Using INFORMATION_SCHEMA queries to create shell commands and SQL statements
Transactions and Locking
- Using transaction control statements to run multiple SQL statements concurrently
- ACID properties of transactions
- Transaction isolation levels
- Using locking to protect transactions
Storage Engines
- Storage engines in MySQL
- InnoDB storage engine
- InnoDB system and file-per-table tablespaces
- NoSQL and the Memcached API
- Efficiently configuring tablespaces
- Using foreign keys for referential integrity
- InnoDB locking
- Features of available storage engines
Partitioning
- Partitioning and its use in MySQL
- Reasons for using partitioning
- Types of partitioning
- Creating partitioned tables
- Subpartitioning
- Obtaining partition metadata
- Modifying partitions to improve performance
- Storage Engine Support for Partitioning
User Management
- Requirements for user authentication
- Using SHOW PROCESSLIST to view running threads
- Creating, modifying, and dropping user accounts
- Alternative authentication plugins
- Requirements for user authorization
- Levels of user access privileges
- Types of privileges
- Granting, modifying, and revoking user privileges
Security
- Identifying common security risks
- Security risks specific to MySQL installations
- Security issues and counter-measures for network, OS, filesystem, and users
- Protecting your data
- Using SSL for secure MySQL server connections
- Using SSH for secure remote connections to the MySQL server
- Finding additional information for common security issues
Table Maintenance
- Types of table maintenance operations
- SQL statements for table maintenance
- Client and utility programs for table maintenance
- Maintaining tables for other storage engines
- Exporting and Importing Data
- Exporting Data
- Importing Data
Programming Inside MySQL
- Creating and executing Stored Routines
- Stored routine execution security
- Creating and executing triggers
- Creating, altering, and dropping events
- Scheduling event execution
MySQL Backup and Recovery
- Backup basics
- Types of backup
- Backup tools and utilities
- Making binary and text backups
- The role of log and status files in backups
- Data Recovery
Replication
- Managing the MySQL Binary Log
- MySQL replication threads and files
- Setting up a MySQL Replication Environment
- Designing Complex Replication Topologies
- Multi-Master and Circular Replication
- Performing a Controlled Switchover
- Monitoring and Troubleshooting MySQL Replication
- Replication with Global Transaction Identifiers (GTIDs)
Introduction to Performance Tuning
- Using EXPLAIN to Analyze Queries
- General Table Optimizations
- Monitoring status variables that affect performance
- Setting and Interpreting MySQL server Variables
- Overview of Performance Schema
Conclusion
Q&A Session
Requirements
There are no specific prerequisites, though it is beneficial if students possess some prior knowledge of databases.
Audience:
IT professionals aspiring to become DBAs or database support specialists for MySQL on Linux or Windows platforms.
Format: 40% theoretical/lectures, 60% practical/hands-on labs
28 Hours
Testimonials (1)
Was carefully tailored to our needs, very responsive to live questions and situations, gave us lots of practice repeating what we were learning.