MySQL 8.0: an SQL+NoSQL database for microservices
summary
MySQL 8.0 is presented as a database suitable for microservices that supports both relational SQL and JSON-based NoSQL models. The talk covers using MySQL (including in Docker) to combine SQL and document-style storage so teams can develop and deploy without choosing one paradigm, while keeping ACID guarantees and a lightweight, simple setup.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00MySQL 8.0 overview
- 1:11Microservices benefits
- 6:14Microservice challenges
- 9:26Data issues in microservices
- 11:12Managing microservice data
- 13:43MySQL 8.0 in microservices
- 14:06Key features
- 15:57Hybrid SQL+NoSQL
- 17:24Benefits with MySQL 8.0
- 18:27Flexibility
- 19:34Ecosystem
- 20:16Enterprise features
- 20:57Summary
- 21:27Q&A
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