Dave Stokes Talks Open - Episode 2
summary
Cloud MySQL on Azure claims no proprietary forks of MySQL and focuses on integration: replicating writes across three availability zones and a one‑click paired‑region disaster recovery. Migration tooling promises a high success rate (three attempts to succeed; 1–2 TB migrations >98%), plus customer managed keys for encryption‑at‑rest and a one‑click major version upgrade that runs compatibility checks and provides rollback. Analytics pipeline includes Azure Fabric with OneLake in Delta Parquet and Co‑Pilot for natural‑language queries.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome to Percona Live 2023
- 0:23Microsoft’s open source MySQL
- 1:06MySQL on Azure performance
- 2:07MySQL migration on Azure
- 3:11Customer encryption keys for MySQL
- 3:33MySQL one-click upgrades
- 4:55MySQL rapid updates on Azure
- 5:58MySQL data migration options
- 7:00MySQL disaster recovery
- 7:44Azure open source and Linux
- 8:47Azure Fabric analytics
- 11:54Closing remarks
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