MySQL HeatWave is a cloud-based, in-memory query accelerator that enables organizations to execute analytical tasks and queries up to 400 times faster than traditional methods.
MySQL HeatWave works with the MySQL database and allows users to analyze large amounts of data in real-time by delivering high-performance, distributed SQL queries on large amounts of data that previously would have required dedicated systems or heavy data warehouse solutions.
One of the benefits of MySQL HeatWave is that it provides faster answers to complex analytical questions. This is especially important for companies that process large amounts of data, such as those in the retail and financial sectors. By reducing query response times, HeatWave can help increase productivity and reduce wait times, resulting in better customer experiences.
Another benefit of MySQL HeatWave is its scalability, which makes it possible to add more servers as needed to handle larger amounts of data and more queries. This allows organizations to handle growing data volumes without having to worry about upgrading hardware or software.
Finally, MySQL HeatWave is easy to use and manage as it works as an integrated part of the MySQL database and does not require additional infrastructure or complicated setup. This makes it easy for organizations to integrate HeatWave into their existing database solutions and take advantage of its performance improvements without having to learn new tools or technologies.
MySQL HeatWave is designed to work with the MySQL database, whether you use the free version or paid versions of MySQL, such as MySQL Enterprise Edition.
However, it's worth noting that some of the advanced features of MySQL HeatWave, such as real-time transaction analysis and data integration options, are only available in MySQL Enterprise Edition.
MySQL HeatWave is a cloud-based service that requires you to run the MySQL database on a cloud-based infrastructure such as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI ) to take advantage of its performance enhancements. Therefore, you must have an account on OCI and have access to the necessary resources and services to use MySQL HeatWave. You can also use other cloud platforms such as AWS and Google Cloud. The solution is announced to eventually work with Microsoft Azure.
Many of Cegal's customers use MySQL and benefit from Cegal's knowledge in the field. For them, it makes perfect sense to learn more about MySQL HeatWave. Over the past few years, Cegal has gained great expertise in the services available in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and has helped customers from classic On-premises installations to a Cloud and Multi-cloud infrastructure, where they can benefit from services like MySQL HeatWave.