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In some ways, MySQL is a victim of its own success. Because of the
focus on reliability, performance, and ease-of-use, MySQL usage
continues to grow at a heavy pace. This being the case, the demand for
skilled MySQL pro’s has quickly outstripped the current supply. Go to
monster and put in ‘mysql’ and you’ll get back thousands of hits. So if
you’re wondering whether getting MySQL expertise as a DBA is a good
investment, wonder no more.
Without a doubt, one great way to drink in lots of MySQL DBA knowledge is to attend the upcoming MySQL User’s Conference.
At this year’s conference, there are more tracks than ever designed to
help the DBA get a handle on security, performance tuning, backup and
recovery, high-performance schema design, and much more. Plus, you’ll
get to see some new tools we’ve been working on to make your DBA life
easier, sneak-peek’s at major upcoming features like our new online
backup, and some pretty cool things on the data warehousing front. I’ll
see about kicking out a DBA tutorial guide for the conference once we
get a little closer, but I do want to remind you that early
registration savings expires near the end of the month, so sign up soon
if you want to save some $$$.
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