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MySQL Performance Tuning

  • CMDBID 106253
  • Course Code OCMYSQLPT
  • Duration 4 Days
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Overview

The MySQL Performance and Tuning course provides structured training designed to help professionals develop practical capability and recognised skills relevant to modern IT environments. Explore more IT technical training here

Audience

Who will the Course Benefit? Who will the Course Benefit?

Anyone who wishes to monitor and tune MySQL performance for MySQL 5.6, 5.7 and 8 databases.

Skills Gained

The delegate will learn and acquire skills as follows:

  • Developing a monitoring and tuning plan
  • Using monitoring and diagnostic tools
  • Using the Information Schema and Show commands to collect data for tuning
  • Understanding normalization and de-normalization and their effect on performance
  • Performance tuning tools
  • Using load generation, stress testing and benchmarking tools
  • Using server configuration and status variables
  • Understanding the output from the Explain command
  • Identifying and improving problem queries
  • Making efficient use of indexes
  • Monitoring and sizing memory caches
  • Monitoring locks
  • Tuning the InnoDB storage engine
  • Tuning other standard storage engines
  • Comparing and tuning dump and load performance
  • Evaluating the use of partitioning for performance

Evaluating the use of partitioning for performance Course Objectives Course Objectives

To provide the skills necessary to monitor and tune MySQL performance.

Prerequisites

Participants should have basic familiarity with the technology area related to MySQL Performance and Tuning. Some courses may recommend prior experience or foundational training.

Outline

View Course Contents - DAY 1 MySQL Performance & Tuning Training Course

Course Introduction

  • Administration and Course Materials
  • Course Structure and Agenda
  • Delegate and Trainer Introductions

Session 1: INTRODUCTION TO PERFORMANCE TUNING

  • Tuning Overview
  • Tuning Levels
  • Resolving Performance Issues
  • Recommended Approach to Tuning
  • Items to Evaluate
  • Where to look
  • Planning a Monitoring Routine
  • Building a New Database for Performance
  • Tuning an Existing Database
  • Setting Suitable Goals

Session 2: MYSQL PERFORMANCE TUNING TOOLS

  • Administration Tools
  • The Information Schema
  • MySQL 8 Information Schema Changes
  • Performance-related SHOW Commands
  • Benchmarking Tools
  • The MySQL Performance Schema
  • MonYog
  • Exercises: Obtaining Performance Information

Session 3: SCHEMA DESIGN

  • Normalisation
  • De-normalisation
  • Naming Conventions
  • Load Generation, Stress Testing and Benchmarking Tools
  • Selecting Data Types
  • Data Types
  • Character Sets
  • Choosing Storage Engines
  • Exercises: Effects of Design on Performance

Session 4: STATEMENT TUNING

  • Overview of Statement Tuning
  • Identifying Problem Queries
  • The Optimizer
  • Explain
  • Exercises: Identifying Problem Queries and Using Explain

Session 5: INDEXES

  • Index Overview
  • Index Size
  • Types of Index
  • Index Tuning
  • Indexes and Joins
  • Descending Indexes
  • Invisible Indexes
  • InnoDB Cached Indexes Information
  • Exercises: Indexes and Performance

View Course Contents - DAY 2

MySQL Performance & Tuning Training Course

Session 6: SERVER CONFIGURATION AND MONITORING

  • Server Configuration Variables
  • Server Status Variables
  • Table Cache
  • Multi-Threading
  • Connection Issues
  • Query Cache
  • Exercises: Setting and Interpreting Server Variables and Caching

Session 7: LOCKING

  • Types of Locking
  • Locking and Storage Engines
  • Effects of Locking on Performance
  • Monitoring InnoDB Locks in MySQL 5,7 and 8
  • MySQL 8 Disable Deadlock Detection
  • Exercises: Locking and Performance

Session 8: THE INNODB ENGINE

  • Transactions
  • Crash Recovery
  • Locking
  • Monitoring InnoDB
  • Caches and Buffers
  • Configuring Data Files
  • Configuring the Log Files
  • Exercises: InnoDB Configuration and Performance

View Course Contents - DAY 3

Session 9: OTHER STORAGE ENGINES

  • MyISAM Engine
  • Merge Engine
  • Archive Engine
  • Memory Engine
  • Blackhole Engine
  • CSV Engine
  • The Spider Engine
  • The ColumnStore Engine
  • The MyRocks Engine
  • Mixing Storage Engines
  • Exercises: Storage Engine Performance

Session 10: OVERVIEW OF CLUSTERING AND PERFORMANCE

  • Advantages Performance Advantages of Clustering
  • Performance Issues and Clustering
  • The NDBCluster Engine
  • The Galera Cluster
  • The Percona XtraDB Cluster
  • MySQL InnoDB Cluster
  • The Federated Engine
  • The FederatedX Engine
  • Overview of Other High Availability Techniques
  • NOSQL and Mencached Overview

Session 11: DUMPING AND LOADING DATA

  • SQL statements versus delimited data
  • Parameters affecting dump performance
  • Parameters affecting load performance
  • Exercises: Dump and load performance

Session 12: PARTITIONED TABLES

  • Partitioned tables concepts
  • Range partitioning
  • Hash partitioning
  • Key partitioning
  • List partitioning
  • Composite partitioning or subpartitioning
  • Partition Pruning
  • MySQL 8 Partitioning new features
  • Exercises: Partitioned Table Performance
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Certification

Examinations Examinations

There are currently no official certification examinations for MySQL Performance and Tuning.

Course Contents

View Course Contents - DAY 1

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MySQL Performance & Tuning Training Course

Course Introduction

  • Administration and Course Materials
  • Course Structure and Agenda
  • Delegate and Trainer Introductions

Session 1: INTRODUCTION TO PERFORMANCE TUNING

  • Tuning Overview
  • Tuning Levels
  • Resolving Performance Issues
  • Recommended Approach to Tuning
  • Items to Evaluate
  • Where to look
  • Planning a Monitoring Routine
  • Building a New Database for Performance
  • Tuning an Existing Database
  • Setting Suitable Goals

Session 2: MYSQL PERFORMANCE TUNING TOOLS

  • Administration Tools
  • The Information Schema
  • MySQL 8 Information Schema Changes
  • Performance-related SHOW Commands
  • Benchmarking Tools
  • The MySQL Performance Schema
  • MonYog
  • Exercises: Obtaining Performance Information

Session 3: SCHEMA DESIGN

  • Normalisation
  • De-normalisation
  • Naming Conventions
  • Load Generation, Stress Testing and Benchmarking Tools
  • Selecting Data Types
  • Data Types
  • Character Sets
  • Choosing Storage Engines
  • Exercises: Effects of Design on Performance

Session 4: STATEMENT TUNING

  • Overview of Statement Tuning
  • Identifying Problem Queries
  • The Optimizer
  • Explain
  • Exercises: Identifying Problem Queries and Using Explain

Session 5: INDEXES

  • Index Overview
  • Index Size
  • Types of Index
  • Index Tuning
  • Indexes and Joins
  • Descending Indexes
  • Invisible Indexes
  • InnoDB Cached Indexes Information
  • Exercises: Indexes and Performance

View Course Contents - DAY 2

Session 6: SERVER CONFIGURATION AND MONITORING

  • Server Configuration Variables
  • Server Status Variables
  • Table Cache
  • Multi-Threading
  • Connection Issues
  • Query Cache
  • Exercises: Setting and Interpreting Server Variables and Caching

Session 7: LOCKING

  • Types of Locking
  • Locking and Storage Engines
  • Effects of Locking on Performance
  • Monitoring InnoDB Locks in MySQL 5,7 and 8
  • MySQL 8 Disable Deadlock Detection
  • Exercises: Locking and Performance

Session 8: THE INNODB ENGINE

  • Transactions
  • Crash Recovery
  • Locking
  • Monitoring InnoDB
  • Caches and Buffers
  • Configuring Data Files
  • Configuring the Log Files
  • Exercises: InnoDB Configuration and Performance

View Course Contents - DAY 3

Session 9: OTHER STORAGE ENGINES

  • MyISAM Engine
  • Merge Engine
  • Archive Engine
  • Memory Engine
  • Blackhole Engine
  • CSV Engine
  • The Spider Engine
  • The ColumnStore Engine
  • The MyRocks Engine
  • Mixing Storage Engines
  • Exercises: Storage Engine Performance

Session 10: OVERVIEW OF CLUSTERING AND PERFORMANCE

  • Advantages Performance Advantages of Clustering
  • Performance Issues and Clustering
  • The NDBCluster Engine
  • The Galera Cluster
  • The Percona XtraDB Cluster
  • MySQL InnoDB Cluster
  • The Federated Engine
  • The FederatedX Engine
  • Overview of Other High Availability Techniques
  • NOSQL and Mencached Overview

Session 11: DUMPING AND LOADING DATA

  • SQL statements versus delimited data
  • Parameters affecting dump performance
  • Parameters affecting load performance
  • Exercises: Dump and load performance

Session 12: PARTITIONED TABLES

  • Partitioned tables concepts
  • Range partitioning
  • Hash partitioning
  • Key partitioning
  • List partitioning
  • Composite partitioning or subpartitioning
  • Partition Pruning
  • MySQL 8 Partitioning new features
  • Exercises: Partitioned Table Performance

Course Contents View Course Contents - DAY 1

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Exercises: Indexes and Performance View Course Contents - DAY 2

Exercises: InnoDB Configuration and Performance View Course Contents - DAY 3

What is the MySQL Performance and Tuning course about?

The MySQL Performance and Tuning course provides practical knowledge and skills used by professionals working with this technology or framework.

Who should attend the MySQL Performance and Tuning training course?

This course is designed for IT professionals, engineers, analysts, administrators and project teams who need hands-on knowledge.

Does the MySQL Performance and Tuning course include certification or an exam?

Many MySQL Performance and Tuning courses prepare participants for vendor certification exams or digital badges depending on the programme.

How can I enrol in the MySQL Performance and Tuning course?

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