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Learners : 1080

Duration :  25 Days

About Course

💠 Course Overview

🚀 The MySQL DBA Online Training Course is designed to provide in-depth knowledge of database administration, management, and performance optimization. This course covers everything from installation and configuration to backup, recovery, security, and replication techniques.
🧩 With practical, hands-on sessions learners will gain a clear understanding of MySQL architecture, query optimization, and database tuning.
🎯 The program is ideal for aspiring database administrators, software developers, and IT professionals looking to enhance their MySQL database management skills and advance their careers in data-driven roles.

🌟 Key Features

  •  Instructor-led live online sessions
  •  Real-time projects and practical assignments
  •  Step-by-step My SQL DBA installation and configuration
  •  Advanced topics like replication, clustering & security
  •  Access to recorded sessions for future reference
  •  24×7 expert technical support
  •  Certification guidance and interview preparation

🎓 Course Outcomes

🔹 Gain expertise in My SQL database installation, configuration, and administration
🔹 Learn user management, roles, and security best practices
🔹 Master backup, restore, and recovery techniques
🔹 Understand replication, clustering, and high availability
🔹 Develop skills in query optimization and performance tuning
🔹 Prepare for My SQL DBA certification and job-ready roles in top IT companies

💼 Career Benefits

💠 High-demand career in database management
💠 Job opportunities as My SQL DBA, Database Engineer, or Data Analyst
💠 Increased earning potential with global certification
💠 Opportunities in top IT, fintech, and data-driven companies
💠 Strong foundation for future growth in Data Engineering and Cloud DBA roles

My SQL DBA Training Course Syllabus

Introduction to MY SQL

✔ Introduction to MY SQL database
✔ Understand the role of MYSQL in the Industry
✔ Different versions of MY SQL

MY SQL DBA Architecture

✔ Understanding Relational Database Management systems
✔ Comparing MYSQL with other relational databases
✔ What is a module
✔ Interaction of core modules

Types of Engines In MY SQL DBA

✔ Introduction to the storage engine
✔Types of storage engines:

         ✔ MyISAM Engine
         ✔ MERGE Engine
         ✔ FEDERATED Engine
         ✔ ISAM Engine
         ✔ BERKLEYDB Engine
         ✔ InnoDB Engine
         ✔ And many other types of engines are available

Installing MY SQL DBA

✔ Understanding MYSQL open-source license
✔ Install MYSQL on Linux Platform
✔ Tarball installation-linux generic
✔ Different RPMs required to Install MYSQL
✔ Troubleshoot common installation issues
✔ Learn how to use MYSQL command

Logs In My SQL DBA

✔ The Error Log
✔ The General Query Log
✔ The Binary Log
✔ The Slow Query Log

Types of Buffers In MY SQL DBA

✔ Key Buffer
✔ Buffer Cache
✔ Mysql Query Cache

MYSQL Administration

✔ Introduction to MySQL
✔ Using system variables
✔ Connection to MySQL database
✔ Creating database in MYSQL
✔ Creation of tables and load data
✔ Different data types available in MYSQL

Security In MYSQL

✔ General guidelines for maintaining security
✔ Password security
✔ Privileges provided by MY SQL DBA

User Administration

✔ Adding user accounts
✔ Specifying connection for users to databases in MYSQL
✔ Setting account resource limits
✔ Assigning account passwords

Backup and Recovery

✔ Physical versus Logical Backups
✔ Online Versus Offline Backups
✔ Local versus Remote Backups
✔ Full versus Incremental Backups
✔ Different backup methods
✔ Using mysqlhotcopy, mysqldump, mysqlimport methods
✔ Myisam table Maintenance
✔ To check MyISAM tables for errors
✔ Repair MyISAM tables

Locking In MYSQL

✔ MYSQL table locking
✔ MYSQL row locking
✔ Compare table and row locking
✔ Advantages and disadvantages of locking
✔ Replication in Mysql
✔ Master to slave replication
✔ Master to salve to salve replication
✔ Master master replication
✔ Troubleshooting replication
✔ Replication methods

Performance Tuning in My SQL DBA

✔ Discussing the different area of performance problems
✔ Operating system, application, database instance, queries performance
✔ Instance tuning
✔ Using top commands and checking users’ information

My SQL DBA Course Key Features

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My SQL DBA Online Training FAQ'S

What is the difference between MyISAM and InnoDB storage engines in My SQL DBA?

MyISAM is a non-transactional storage engine that supports fast read operations but lacks features like transactions and foreign keys.
InnoDB supports transactions, foreign key constraints, and crash recovery, making it more reliable for critical applications.

How do you perform a database backup in My SQL DBA?

You can perform a backup using the mysqldump command:
mysqldump -u username -p database_name > backup.sql
Alternatively, you can use MySQL Enterprise Backup or logical backups for large databases.

What is replication in My SQL DBA, and why is it used?

Replication is the process of copying data from one MySQL server (master) to another (slave).
It is used for load balancing, data redundancy, and disaster recovery.

How do you optimize the performance of a My SQL DBA database?
  • Use indexes for frequently searched columns
  • Analyze queries with EXPLAIN
  • Use query caching and optimize joins
  • Regularly monitor performance with tools like MySQL Workbench
What are some common causes of database crashes in My SQL DBA?
  • Corrupted tables or indexes
  • Hardware failures
  • Insufficient memory or disk space
  • Improper configuration settings
  • Software bugs or ungraceful shutdowns

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