MySQL Enterprise Backup 3.7.0 (MEB 3.7.0) is available with several advanced features that include:
Redo Log only Incremental Backup
Incremental Backup without specifying LSN
Validation of Backup Image using checksums
Hot Backup of InnoDB .frm files
Performance Improvements and
Enhancements for Third-Party Media Managers
Users can download the MEB 3.7.0 package from the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud web site. MySQL Enterprise customers can deploy MEB 3.7.0 immediately, while users without a MySQL Enterprise license can evaluate MEB 3.7.0 free for 30 days with the request send feedback to mysql-backup_ww@oracle.com.
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Using MySQL Enterprise Edition Globo.com improved the performance and scalability of its web portal while improving flexibility and reducing costs by 65%. Globo.com set up a copy of MySQL Workbench in DBA’s computers, ensuring autonomy for data modeling. The company also adopted a decentralized server architecture, freeing the IT team from its previous efforts at balancing network load. This structure enabled Globo.com to accommodate large traffic spikes without compromising site performance, such as 9.8 million Web visits and 31.5 million page views in one day during the 2010 World Cup.
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Readers can find MySQL Enterprise Monitor 2.3.8, a maintenance release that fixes several bugs, in General Availability on the My Oracle Support (MOS) web site and, within one or two weeks, on the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud. Similarly, binaries for the new release are also available on the MOS site and the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud. The changelog contains full details on this release.
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On a recent episode of the Meet the MySQL Experts Sveta Smirnova from the MySQL technical support organization provides an overview of the common MySQL backup practices and tools, specifically the benefits of using MySQL Enterprise Backup. MySQL Enterprise Backup provides hot online backup for InnoDB, which has been one of the most requested features from the MySQL user community for years.
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With the release of MySQL 5.5.16 users can set up a password-less connection from clients into MySQL server using Windows SSPI authentication framework that is provided by the Windows Native Authentication (WNA) plugin distributed with the commercial version of 5.5.16 server. This information, along with the procedure for administrators needing to install the WNA plugin, is contained in the blog from oracle.com entitled "Windows Native Authentication for MySQL."
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