MySQL is an open source SQL-based database management system used to store, retrieve, organize, and manipulate data. It is useful for developing web-based software applications. This article will teach you how to install MySQL and some basic operations.

So first I have posted in sometime as felt I should be. I have been very busy still working with MySQL and all related forks and failed to put out blogs as I felt I should. So I will work on that.

MySQL is a powerful open-source database.  With more and more database driven applications, people have been pushing MySQL to its limits.  Here are 101 tips for tuning and optimizing your MySQL install.

MySQL Performance Analyzer is an open source project for MySQL performance monitoring and analysis. This repository includes two sub projects: MySQL Performance Analyzer is a Java Maven project. JDK and Maven 3.0 or later are required to build it.

In recent articles I explained how I’ve optimized queries against large datasets at my current employer, and how I’ve written efficient archiving and purging jobs to trim the tables down to a manageable size.