MySQL Enterprise Edition: Hands-on Lab Session Overview

Our exclusive MySQL Enterprise Edition: Hands-on Lab Session is an advanced training program designed specifically with our valued partners in mind. This session will provide attendees an in-depth technical understanding of the MySQL database.

Benefits:

• This session will help prepare you to take the MySQL Implementation Associate/exam (1Z0-922) from Oracle University and achieve certification
• Partners can use skills and knowledge gained to extend their ability to create and deliver expert professional services offerings around MySQL.
• An OU exam attempt (normally $250) will be provided to attendees who’ve completed prerequisites and attend full duration of session*

*Pending availability

Topics to be covered vis hands-on labs:

• Introduction and MySQL EE Overview
• MySQL EE Installation and Architecture
• MySQL EE Database Design
• MySQL EE Security
• MySQL EE Backup
• MySQL EE Replication and HA
• MySQL EE High Availability
• MySQL EE Monitoring

What is the Approval Process?

All partners will be placed on a waitlist until they complete the mandatory prerequisites. There is a 2-student limit per partner to give everyone a chance unless there is a shortage of folks completing the prerequisites.

Approvals will be on a first-come, first-served basis – it’s highly recommended that the prerequisites are completed as soon as possible to better ensure your spot.

What are the mandatory prerequisites?

• Complete the self-paced MySQL 8 Essentials learning path from Oracle University 
  • Once completed, please send the screenshot from your OU Dashboard showing 100% completion of MySQL 8 Essentials course to garreth.mccullagh@oracle.com.
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  • Confirmation email must be received by April 8th.

Additional requirements to participate:

• A laptop with a SSH client
• Basic knowledge of SQL (use <database>, create database/table, select, insert, update, delete)
• Basic knowledge of Linux (labs are executed inside Oracle Linux 8 machines)
• How to use vi (or other CLI based text editors like nano, joe, vim - whatever editor you prefer), common Linux commands (yum, ls, mv, cp, tar, pwd, ps, systemctl, tail, groupadd, useradd, grep, kill)