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Debug, secure, and back up your data for optimum server performance with MariaDB

Key Features

Monitor database activity and the major operating system parameters to improve performance

Tweak the behaviour of a large number of servers to achieve the desired level of stability and reliability

Solve the typical problems related to running a server, such as slow queries, long locks, and so on

A practical guide to implementing MariaDB to administrate servers and improve their performance




Book Description

MariaDB is a community-driven fork of MySQL, and is a relational DBMS that can be used to build reliable, high-performance database servers. MariaDB combines MySQL characteristics such as replication, backup and disaster recovery, transactions and locks, and also includes important improvements to the performance, stability, security, and monitoring capabilities.

Mastering MariaDBstarts with an overview of the basic features and mechanisms, which includes diagnosing and solving real-life problems such as data corruption, poorly performing queries, and deadlocks. You will learn how to improve the performance of a server by identifying slow queries, and how to choose and set up a proper backup plan and recover data when disasters occur. You will learn how to share your data through several servers using replication. By the end of this book, you will be able to configure MariaDB servers, diagnose as well as troubleshoot common transactional problems, and execute database maintenance.

What you will learn

Identify inefficient queries using logs and log analysis tools

Design your indexes and optimize your queries to produce efficient query plans

Tune MariaDB and InnoDB configuration to achieve a stabilized degree of performance and reliability

Create and manage users, roles, and permissions

Perform regular backups and restore data

Share your data through several partitions, disks, or servers using techniques such as replication to make operations faster

Set up, maintain, and troubleshoot a replication environment as well as a database cluster