Oracle MySQL for Database Administrator Training
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Oracle MySQL for Database Administrators (DBA) Training course lays the foundation for the understanding of the powerful database, MySQL. The participants acquire the skills for securing access controls, defining user privileges, and setting recourse limitations. The training will also guide the attendees about the creation and usage of view, triggers, and stored procedures.
By the end of this training, the participants will hold the following capabilities:
- Understand MySQL architecture and its types of distributions
- Installation and configuration of MySQL for different operating systems
- Understand client-server architecture and use mysql client
- Configure MySQL server options at runtime
- Utilize the MySQL Administrator Graphical User Interface (GUI) to manage a MySQL server
- Usage of different data types
- Evaluate different types of storage engines and choose the appropriate one
- Obtain partition information and explore the ways of creating, modifying and removing partitions
- Understand data locking concept and its implications
- Implement security by maintaining user accounts and controlling access to the resources at different levels
- Execute SQL statements for table maintenance
- Export and Importdata using SQL
- Use MySQL to create, execute, and modify the stored procedures, triggers, and views for administrative tasks.
- Define and schedule events
- Use MySQL tools to perform backup and restore operations
- Improve performance through query optimization
Target audience
The professionals working as developers and want to administer MySQL can undergo this training. The already existing Database Administrators (DBAs) can alsoget benefited from this course.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of relational database and prior hands-on experience on MySQL is required to attend this training program.
- Introduction
- MySQL Architecture
- The MySQL Server
- Configuring the MySQL Server
- MySQL Clients
- Overview of Data Types
- Metadata
- Storage Engines
- Partitioning
- Transactions and Locking
- Security and User Management
- Table Maintenance
- Exporting and Importing Data
- Programming with MySQL
- Views
- Backup and Recovery
- Introduction to Performance Tuning
- Introduction to High Availability
Introduction
- Describing MySQL
- Listing MySQL Products and Professional Services
- Describing MySQL Enterprise Subscription
- Currently Supported Operating Systems
- Describing MySQL Certification Program
- Listing Available MySQL Courses
- Describing Installation of MySQL
- Describing Installation of world Database
MySQL Architecture
- Client/Server Architecture
- MySQL Architecture Overview
- How MySQL Uses Disk Space
- How MySQL Uses Memory
- The MySQL Plug-In Interface
The MySQL Server
- Types of MySQL Distributions
- Starting and Stopping MySQL on Windows
- Starting and Stopping MySQL on Linux
- Upgrading MySQL
- Managing Multiple Servers
Configuring the MySQL Server
- MySQL Configuration
- Dynamic Server Variables
- Server SQL Modes
- Log and Status Files
- Binary Logging
MySQL Clients
- Overview of Administrative Clients
- Invoking MySQL Client Programs
- Using the mysql Client
- The mysqladmin Client
- MySQL Connectors
- Third-Party APIs
Overview of Data Types
- Data Types
- Numeric Data Types
- Character String Data Types
- Binary String Data Types
- Temporal Data Types
- NULLs
- Column Attributes
Metadata
- Metadata Access Methods
- The INFORMATION_SCHEMA Database/Schema
- Using SHOW and DESCRIBE
- The mysqlshow Command
Storage Engines
- Storage Engine Overview
- MyISAM, InnoDB, and MEMORY Storage Engines
- Other Storage Engines
- Choosing Appropriate Storage Engines
- Using Multiple Storage Engines
- Storage Engine Comparison Chart
Partitioning
- Overview of Partitioning and reasons for using Partitioning
- Creating a Partitioned Table
- Obtaining Partition Information
- Modifying and Removing Partitions
- Partition Modification Performance Effects
- Partition Pruning
- Storage Engine Partition Information
- Partitioning and Locking and Limitations
Transactions and Locking
- Transactions
- Transaction Control statements
- Isolation Levels
- Locking
Security and User Management
- Security Risks
- Security Measures
- Privileges
- Access Levels, including: 1 - User Accounts, 2 – Databases, 3 – Tables, 4 – Columns, 5 - Stored Routines
- User Account Maintenance
- Client Access Control
- Using Secure Connections
Table Maintenance
- Table Maintenance
- SQL Statements for maintenance operations
- Client and Utility Programs for table maintenance
- Table Maintenance per Storage Engine
Exporting and Importing Data
- Exporting and Importing Data
- Exporting and Importing Data Using SQL
- Import Data with the SQL scripts
Programming with MySQL
- Defining, Executing and Examining Stored Routines
- Stored Routines and Execution Security
- Defining, Creating, and Deleting Triggers
- Trigger Restrictions and Privileges
- Defining Events
- Schedule Events
- DBA's Use of MySQL Programming
- Backup Stored Routines
Views
- What is a view?
- Creating Views
- Updatable Views
- Managing Views
Backup and Recovery
- Planning for Recovery Backup
- Backup Tools Overview
- Making Raw Backups
- Making Logical (Text) Backups
- Backup Log and Status Files
- Replication as an Aid to Backup
- Backup Method Comparison
- Data Recovery
Introduction to Performance Tuning
- Using EXPLAIN to Analyze Queries
- General Table Optimizations
- Setting and Interpreting MySQL Server Variables
Introduction to High Availability
- MySQL Replication