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MySQL HeatWave vs. MySQL Enterprise: A Performance and Cost Analysis
I've been working with databases since the 1980's, and I've seen a lot of ugly things and a lot of cool things: Basic MB, Cobol (ISAM), Blis Cobol, Adabas, DB2, Sybase, Dbase (I confess I really liked it), MS -Access (lol), SQL Server, Oracle, OrientDB, MySQL (my eternal passion) and its forks, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, HBase, Neo4J, among other exotic animals.
Maximizing Business Performance with APM
Every modern company operating in a rapidly changing, competitive environment and facing increasing demands from customers knows that performance is crucial. A slow system or insufficient application performance results in direct losses from failed transactions and
The Definitive Guide to Locks in Relational Databases
Locks are part of the game. They are inherent and expected in a good database management system (DBMS).
3 Effective Strategies for Monitoring and Preventing Fraud in E-commerce Stores
With the growth of e-commerce, online stores face increasing challenges related to payment security and fraud prevention. In this technical article, we will explore effective strategies for
NOC: The Solution to Reduce Costs, Increase Efficiency, and Drive Business Growth
The quest for delivering flawless service, free from latency, delays, failures, and unavailability, is an ongoing pursuit for IT teams. After all, what good is it to develop impeccable code if the user experience is marred by slowness, failures, and periods of downtime?
The Importance of Payment Integration in E-commerce: Common Issues, Prevention, and Monitoring
In the fast-paced world of e-commerce, seamless payment integration is essential for ensuring that customers can complete their purchases smoothly and efficiently. However, despite its critical importance, integration between the shopping cart of an online store and payment gateways can sometimes be fraught with
