bgoug 2014: developing using mysql

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Developing using MySQLOverview of the administration and development GUI tools and utilities

Georgi KodinovTeam Lead, MySQL SrvGen Team

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MySQL Workbench

MySQL Enterprise Monitor

Visual Studio Integration

Command line

3d party tools


MySQL WorkbenchThe developer’s and DBA’s Swiss army knife


MySQL Workbench is a unified visual tool for database architects, developers, and DBAs

– MySQL Workbench product home page


MySQL WorkbenchWhat can it do for you ?

Design• ER models• Reverse engineer• Track changes• Document• Validate designs

Develop• SQL Editor• Row and file exec• Auto-complete• Object browser• Migrate into MySQL• Visual EXPLAIN• Live results pane

Administer• View server health• Administer security• Configure the server• Handle auditing• Backup and recovery


MySQL Workbench: The Server Status Screen

Your toolbox. Available

everywhere.

Context sensitive information and

properties

Your server’s health at a glance

All the important configuration data


MySQL Workbench: Administration Dashboard


properties

Live dashboard of all the Server’s important

“Vital Signs”


everywhere.


MySQL Workbench: The Editor


properties

Context Sensitive Help


everywhere.

Object browser

Execution status

Editor window


MySQL Workbench: The editor (Visual Explain)


properties


everywhere.

Visual Explain

Execution status

Editor window


MySQL WorkbenchWhat else ?

• Fully scriptable• Import from DBDesigner• Export model diagrams• Cross platform (Linux, MS Windows and MacOSX)• Can edit data in a grid view• Can preserve SQL snippets for reuse• Integrates PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA and the SYS views


MySQL WorkbenchEditions

Community Standard: adds Enterprise: adds

Scripting Schema and model validation MySQL Enterprise Backup GUI

SQL editor/execution Database documentation MySQL Enterprise Audit GUI

Server admin

Performance and tuning

User and session management

Connection management

Object management

Data management

Visual data modeling

Reverse engineering


MySQL Enterprise MonitorAll a serious DBA needs. And more !


MySQL Enterprise Monitor provides real-time visibility into the performance and availability of all your MySQL databases.– MySQL Enterprise Monitor product home page


MySQL Enterprise Manager: Architecture• MySQL

• Provides MySQL related metrics

• MySQL Query Analyzer collects data using PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA

• Service Manager• Collects all MySQL related metrics from MySQL or agents

• Collects all Host/OS related metrics from agents

• Repository• Stores historical MySQL performance data

• Agent (optional)• Only for Host/OS metrics

• Not required for DB metrics


MySQL Enterprise Monitor: What is it good for ?• Monitor large sites with multiple MySQL servers• Agentless remote monitoring in the Cloud• Monitor all aspects of your dedicated database server• Intelligent alerts• Identify security vulnerabilities• Drill down on problematic queries• Monitor replication and backup• Monitor MySQL Cluster


MySQL Enterprise Monitor: The DashboardSLA monitoring

Real-time performance monitoring

Alerts and notifications.

MySQL Best Practices

advisors


MySQL Enterprise Monitor: The Query Analyzer

Real-time query performance

Visual correlation

graphs

Find and fix expensive

queries

Detailed query statistics

Query response time index

(QRTi)


MySQL Query Analyzer: Beautiful Reports and Graphs

Memory Usage InnoDB Monitoring InnoDB buffer pool


MySQL for Visual StudioFor the visual developer


MySQL for Visual Studio provides access to MySQL objects and data without forcing your developers to leave Visual Studio– http://www.mysql.com/why-mysql/windows/visualstudio/


MySQL for Visual Studio: what can it do for you ?

Design• Tables• Indexes• Views• Stored procedures• Triggers• Model designers

Develop• Query Designer• Syntax highlighting• Contextual help• Code generation• Code templates

Debug• Debug stored

routines inside the IDE.• Get local variables etc.


Disclaimer: I’m using a weird Visual Studio Setup !The screenshots you’re about to see are not that polished !


MySQL For Visual Studio: It all starts with a login

Go here if you need to enter a

port

Go to “Server Explorer” and

hit “Add Connection” button to get

this


MySQL For Visual Studio: The MySQL Script EditorFile -> New ->

MySQL -> MySQL Script

Has its own login details !

Syntax highlighting !

Can see both results and messages

Data are editable too.


MySQL For Visual Studio: The VS Query Designer

Right click the connection and

pick “New Query”

to get this

The extremely well known

query designer

An SQL view

You can edit data too

Server explorer for the MySQL

connection

You get the rest too !

Properties panefor a MySQL

column

The “Execute” button


MySQL For Visual Studio: The Table EditorDouble-click on

a table in “Server

Explorer” to get here

Or add a new table

Pretty standard


MySQL For Visual Studio: Views are Editable Too


MySQL For Visual Studio: Debugging Stored Procedures

Right-click a stored

procedure and pick “Debug”

Standard debug toolbar !

Standard current

executed line

You can set breakpoints too

Call-stackLocals


Command LineFor the old-fashioned DBA and developer


Command line tools: All important ones at a glanceTool Primary Usemysql Execute individual commands and script filesmysqladmin Start/stop the server, misc. administrative commandsmysql_upgrade Live upgrade of a server instancemysqldump Dump database objects into script filesmysql_config_editor Manipulate stored login pathsmysqlbinlog Process binary log filesmysqlslap Simple benchmark tool


Command line tools: the rest• Convenience tools–mysqlcheck, mysqlimport, mysqlshow, mysqlaccess, mysql_install_db,

mysql_secure_installation, mysqld_safe, mysqld_multi etc.

• Low level repair tools–myisamchk, myisamlog, myisampack, myisam_ftdump, innodbchecksum

• Development and compilation tools–mysql_config, my_print_defaults, resolve_stack_dump, perror, replace, resolveip,

comperr, mysql_tzinfo_to_sql


Command line tools: MySQL Utilities• Automate frequent operations– E.g. replication setups and operations, copy a database, create users etc.

• Written in python• Integrated into Workbench• Give it a try !


3d Party ToolsSomething for every taste


3d Party Tools: The ones I’ve heard about• phpMyAdmin: PHP based admin interface• Percona tools: various administration and development tools• Mysql Sandbox• Random Query Generator


Questions And Answers

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