
Upgrading MySQL major versions in production is never just a version bump - it’s a carefully planned process involving compatibility checks, replication strategy, testing, and controlled cut-over.In this episode, we...


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Welcome to Deep Dive MySQL — your podcast for MySQL and related technologies! Whether you're starting out or an experienced DBA, even managers handling DBAs this podcast will help you understand the basics and concepts of MySQL. We explore MySQL specific topics in depth, covering replication, high availability, backups, performance tuning, Group Replication, and more. Gain practical insights, tips, and real-world techniques to strengthen your MySQL skills. Subscribe now and join the community of MySQL professionals and enthusiasts!Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@mysqlzThanks,K
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Deep Dive MySQL, your podcast for MySQL and related technologies! Whether you're starting out or an experienced DBA, even managers handling DBAs this podcast will help you understand the basics and concepts of MySQL. We explore MySQL specific topics in depth, covering replication, high availability, backups, performance tuning, Group Replication, and more.
Deep Dive MySQL is hosted by Kedar Vaijanapurkar. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "MySQL Major Version Upgrade Checklist (Zero Downtime Strategy)" (4 April 2026, 18 minutes), "MySQL InnoDB Cluster Group Replication - Part 7 - Key Concepts in MySQL Group Replication InnoDB Cluster" (6 September 2025, 18 minutes), and "MySQL InnoDB Cluster Group Replication - Part 6 - Comparing InnoDB Cluster with Other HA Solutions" (3 September 2025, 23 minutes).
Deep Dive MySQL publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 16 episodes.
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Kedar Vaijanapurkar hosts Deep Dive MySQL, a technology podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Upgrading MySQL major versions in production is never just a version bump - it’s a carefully planned process involving compatibility checks, replication strategy, testing, and controlled cut-over.In this episode, we...

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<p>🎙️ Welcome to Episode 7 of our MySQL Group Replication Podcast Series!</p><p>Ep. 7. Key Concepts in MySQL Group Replication InnoDB Cluster</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we dive deep into the fundamental concepts...

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<p>In this episode, we provide an overview of the leading MySQL high availability (HA) solutions that organizations rely on to ensure fault tolerance, continuous uptime, and data durability. We explore five prominent...

<p>🎙️ Welcome to the fifth episode of our MySQL Group Replication Podcast Series! Ep. 5. Limitations of MySQL Group Replication & InnoDB ClusterIn this episode, we explore the key limitations and constraints of...

<p>🎙️ Welcome to the fourth episode of our MySQL Group Replication Podcast Series! Ep. 4. MySQL Group Replication RequirementsIn this episode, we explain the infrastructure and server configuration requirements...

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<p>🎙️ Welcome to the third episode of our MySQL Group Replication Podcast Series! Ep. 3. MySQL Group Replication Use CasesIn this episode, we explore the best use cases for MySQL Group Replication (GR) — a high...

<p>🎙️ Welcome to the second episode of our MySQL Group Replication Podcast Series! Ep. 2. Introduction to MySQL InnoDB ClusterIn this episode, we introduce MySQL InnoDB Cluster — a complete, integrated solution for...

<p>🎙️ Welcome to the first episode of our MySQL Group Replication Podcast Series! Ep. 1. Introduction to Group ReplicationIn this episode, we introduce MySQL Group Replication (GR) — a native, powerful solution for...

<p>In this video, we dive into data archival in MySQL — what it is, why it's important, and how you can archive old data without impacting performance or risking data loss.We'll cover: ✅ Why archiving is essential for...

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<p>Recently I got asked about choosing between #ProxySQL versions. Best way to go about it is review the features and compare them. I reviewed ProxySQL documentation and release notes to prepare a summary.Here is the...

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<p>In this episode, we explore several key tools within the Percona Toolkit that every database administrator and developer should know. From zero-downtime schema modifications to performance optimization and...

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<p>In this episode, we cover the essentials of MySQL replication lag: - What causes replica lag and how to detect it - Best practices to minimize lag - Remedies and troubleshooting tips Learn how to keep your replicas...

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<p>Tune in to get a deeper understanding of how binary and relay logs are critical to MySQL replication. Whether you're optimizing replication performance or troubleshooting replication issues, this episode will equip...

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<p>Welcome to the MySQL Replication Basics podcast, where we take a deep dive into one of the most essential features of MySQL for achieving high availability and scalability in your database environments.</p> <p><br...

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<p>MySQL is one of the top used database system and with highly active community. Though without proper configuration you may not squeeze the most out of it.<br />This will be a talk about the low hanging fruits to get...

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<p>In this podcast, we’ll explore the issue of duplicate indexes in MySQL; including redundant index, foreign keys, left-prefixed secondary index /w primary key, and how to tackle the issue at hand. </p> <p>Reference...

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<p>In the world of database management, efficiency is key. MySQL’s change buffer is a powerful feature that helps optimize how secondary index changes are managed. The idea of introducing a change buffer is an amazing...
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