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Database Monitoring with Prometheus, Grafana, and PMM
Monitor MySQL and PostgreSQL with Prometheus, Grafana, and PMM. Covers mysqld_exporter, postgres_exporter, alert rules, and production dashboard configuration.
Database Security Best Practices: Encryption, Access Control, and Auditing
Secure your MySQL and PostgreSQL databases — TLS, at-rest encryption, role-based access, and audit logging
Setting Up High Availability for Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM)
Running a single PMM server is a single point of failure for your database monitoring. Here's how to set up PMM in an HA configuration with failover and shared storage.
DynamoDB Cost Optimization: A Comprehensive Guide
Cut DynamoDB costs by 50% or more with capacity mode optimization, TTL strategies, and smart data modeling. Learn on-demand vs provisioned capacity decision frameworks.
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM): Full Setup Guide
Deploy PMM to get deep MySQL and PostgreSQL visibility — query analytics, dashboards, and alerting in one tool
Integrating MySQL Maintenance with systemd: Services, Timers, and Scheduling
Most MySQL maintenance tasks still rely on cron, but systemd timers offer better logging, dependency management, and failure handling. Here's how to convert your MySQL maintenance scripts to systemd services.
XtraBackup: Physical MySQL Backups for Production
Use Percona XtraBackup to take hot physical backups of MySQL InnoDB — setup, verification, and restore steps
mysqldump vs mysqlpump vs MyDumper: Current Guide
Choose a current MySQL logical backup tool from measured recovery needs, and migrate legacy mysqlpump jobs and archives without risking production data.
Configuring Efficient MySQL Log Rotation with logrotate
MySQL generates multiple log files that will fill your disk if left unmanaged. Here's how to configure logrotate correctly for MySQL error logs, slow query logs, and binary logs.
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