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Session

High Performance Data Warehousing with MySQL: Tricks and Tips from the Field

Brian Miezejewski, Principal Consultant, MySQL inc.

Track: Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence
Date: Thursday, April 26
Time: 2:30pm - 3:15pm
Location: Ballroom C

This presentation will cover solutions to problems encountered by Brian Miezejewski during his last ten years of large scale data warehouse implementations. Solutions specific to MySQL will include:

  • Using Partitioning and Merge tables for Data Warehousing
  • Using the insert on duplicate update statement to speed up aggregations
  • Emulating star schema optimization in MySQL
  • Using Merge tables or partitioning and deltas to solve the load/purge problem
  • Backup strategies for massive data warehouses
  • Optimizing MyISAM for data warehousing
  • What are the critical configuration options for data warehousing
  • Monitoring a MySQL data warehouse and what to look for
  • When InnoDB is better for a data warehouse than MyISAM
  • New storage engines optimized for data warehousing