Course Overview
MySQL Server continues to be one of the world's most popular, FREE and top databases. Database is a heart of IT which is needed to stored all critical data and information.
MySQL is a DBMS, or database management system. It is developed, supported and distributed by Oracle, but since it is open-source it is freely available to anyone. MySQL databases are relational, meaning that the data is split up between tables. MySQL is very fast and lightweight so you can run it alongside your other applications on a desktop or laptop. It can also be scaled up to take advantage of all the CPU power and memory available on a dedicated machine
If you want to become an expert in SQL database administration then this is the course for YOU.
This training course will provide you all the necessary skills you need to be a successful database administrator.
Here is the course outline:
Course Syllabus
Section 1:
Introduction to Database
RDBMS
What is SQL?
Top 5 RDBMS
Introduction to MySQL Server
Different editions of MySQL
Section 2:
MySQL Server pre-requisite
Lab design
What is virtualization?
Download and Install VMWare Workstation Player
Optional - Download and Install Oracle VirtualBox
Create a Virtual Machine
Download and Install Linux Server
Virtual Machine Management
Section 3:
Important things to remember in Linux
Linux navigation commands
What is root?
Directory listing attributes
Linux command syntax
Creating files and directories and its permissions
Changing password
Help commands
Adding text to files
Pipes (|)
File maintenance commands
File display commands
Linux file editor
User account management and sudo access
Process monitor commands
Crontab
Linux network files and commands
Secure copy (SCP)
System updates and repos (rpm and yum).
Section 4:
Forks of MySQL and Cloud Computing
MySQL installation
Download, Install and Configure MySQL
Install MySQL Workbench
Download and restore sample Sakila DB
Quiz
Section 5:
What is Data and Database and RDBMS?
How is data stored?
How is data saved in MySQL (Linux)
MySQL Storage engine and Types
What is a Table, COLUMN and ROW ?
What is a Key?
What is Primary Key, Foreign Key, Unique Key etc.
What is a Transaction and ACID properties?
Database Normalization AND its different forms
Create your first Database, Table and Populate table with data
Quiz
Section 6:
SQL Statement and Types
DML Statement with examples
DDL Statements with examples
DCL Statements with examples
TCL Statements with examples
Quiz
Section 7:
Create TABLE(s) and Temp Table(s)
SELECT Statement in detail
Operators, Expressions and Conditions
WHERE Clause, ORDER BY, HAVING BY, GROUP BY Clause
Select from two tables – JOINS and different Types of JOINS
What is a Sub Query?
INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements
Load data from a CSV file to MySQL and vice versa
Stored procedure
What is view, function, trigger and index
Clustered, non-clustered Indexes and Index Design considerations
INDEX Cardinality, Table Fragmentation, USE INDEX, FORCE INDEX and LAB
Quiz
Section 8:
MySQL Architecture Overview
MySQL Programs and invocation
Specifying Program Options and Option Files
How to edit the configuration file (.cnf)
Options scope
What options are in affect?
Quiz
Section 9:
MySQL Backups, why we need backup, RTO and RPO
Type of Backups in MySQL, offsite storage, encryption and restore testing
Binary logs
The mysqldump utility
Restore of database using mysql and Workbench
Table level Backup and Restore
Point In Time Recovery in MySQL
XtraBackup Utility by Percona, Functionality and Installation
Full Backup and Restore using Percona XtraBackup
Lab for mysqldump and Backups using MySQL Workbench
Incremental Backup and Restore using Percona XtraBackup
Schedule backups (cronjobs)
Quiz
Section 10:
Understanding MySQL Security
Root User in MySQL
CREATE USER and ALTER USER Statement
Create New User (MySQL Workbench)
MySQL Privileges , Privileges Control and Some important Privileges in MySQL
GRANT Statement , WITH GRANT Option and Granting Privileges to MySQL User
GRANT Tables and Checking Privileges
REVOKE Statement and Revoking Privileges
DROP USER Statement
Roles in MySQL
Quiz
Section 11:
MySQL Server Performance Monitoring Basics
The General Query Log
The Slow Query Log
The Error Log
Optimizing configuration for MySQL performance
DB Engine Status
Query Optimization TIPS, EXPLAIN Statement and Execution Plans
Query Optimization Demo
Quiz
Section 12:
MySQL Replication and its Advantages
MySQL Replication Methods
Synchronization Types
Replication Formats
MySQL Replication Setup Demo
Quiz
FAQ
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Course curriculum
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Introduction
131 Xem trước -
Course overview
263 Xem trước -
Introduction to database
180 Xem trước -
What is RDBMS?
170 Xem trước -
What is SQL?
199 Xem trước -
Top 5 RDBMS using SQL
235 -
Introduction to MySQL Server
301 Xem trước -
Editions of MySQL Server
164 -
Introduction
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Understanding Database Foundations for a New MySQL Environment
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Welcome to the lab design and setup
5 Xem trước -
Lab Setup Pre-requisite
263 -
Lab design
106 -
What is Virtualization?
291 -
Download and Install VMWare Workstation Player
516 -
Optional - Download and Install Oracle Virtualbox
287 -
Create a Virtual Machine
372 -
Download and Install Linux server (CentOS8)
690 -
Download and Install Linux Server (CentOS9 Stream)
464 -
Virtual machine management
432 -
Lab design & setup
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Building a Reliable MySQL Lab Environment
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Welcome to Linux basic administration
248 -
Important Things to Remember in Linux
146 -
Linux navigation commands (cd, pwd and ls)
587 -
Lab: Navigate Database Workspace
92 -
What is root?
138 -
Directory Listing Attributes
181 -
Linux Command Syntax
391 -
Creating Files and Directories (touch, cp, vi, mkdir)
521 -
Changing Password
264 -
Files and Directory Permissions (chmod)
762 -
Help Commands
288 -
Adding Text to Files
742 -
Pipes ( | )
309 -
File Maintenance Commands (cp, rm, mv, mkdir, rmdir)
704 -
File Display Commands (cat, less, more, head, tail)
494 -
Linux File Editor (vi)
863 -
User Account Management (useradd, groupadd, usermod, userdel, groupdel)
865 -
Switch Users and Sudo Access (su, sudo)
515 -
Process monitor commands (ps and top)
994 -
Crontab command
455 -
Linux network files and commands
537 -
SCP - Secure Copy Protocol
476 -
System Updates and Repos (rpm, yum)
730 -
Linux Basics for a DB Administrator
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Managing Files in Linux with File Maintenance Commands
0 -
Viewing File Content in Linux with File Display Commands
0 -
Configuring Linux Network Files and Commands
0 -
Linux Skills Every MySQL Administrator Must Know
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Weclome To Download, Install and Configure MySQL Section
93 -
Brief History, Forks of MySQL and Cloud Computing
796 -
MySQL installation steps (prereq, distribution, versions etc)
1324 -
Download, Install and Configure MySQL (CentOS9 Stream)
1485 -
Install MySQL Workbench (CentOS8)
2308 -
Download, Install and Configure MySQL (CentOS8)
1965 -
Install MySQL Workbench (CentOS 9 Stream)
2381 -
Download and restore sample Sakila DB
1079 -
Download, Install and Configure MySQL
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Preparing a MySQL Server for Business Applications
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Welcome To Database Fundamentals and Design Section
78 -
What is Data?
329 -
What is Database?
417 -
What is Relational Database and Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) ?
549 -
How is data stored ?
264 -
How is Data Saved in MySQL (linux)
717 -
MySQL Storage engine and Types
672 -
What is a Table, COLUMN and ROW ?
558 -
What is a Key?
303 -
What is Primary Key , Foreign Key, Unique Key etc ?
849 -
What is a Transaction and ACID properties?
995 -
Database Normalization AND Different forms of Database Normalization
907 -
Create your first Database, Table and Populate table with data
1347 -
Database Fundamentals and Design
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Exploring How MySQL Stores Data in Linux
0 -
Choosing the Right MySQL Storage Engine
0 -
Understanding Different Types of Keys in Databases
0 -
Understanding Transactions and ACID Properties in Databases
0 -
Designing a Strong MySQL Database Foundation
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Lab: Build Simple Data Structure
81
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Welcome to Basic SQL Commands Section
55 -
SQL Statement and Types
330 -
DML Statement with examples
455 -
DDL Statements with examples
387 -
DCL Statement with examples
421 -
TCL Statement with examples
760 -
Introduction to SQL Commands
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Working with SQL Data Manipulation Statements
0 -
Understanding SQL Data Definition Language Statements
0 -
Understanding SQL Data Control Language Statements
0 -
Understanding SQL Transaction Control Statements
0 -
Understanding SQL Command Categories
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Welcome to Query and Data Manipulation Sections
106 -
Create TABLE(s) and Temp Table(s)
2057 -
SELECT Statement in detail
551 -
Operators, Expressions and Conditions
509 -
WHERE Clause, ORDER BY Clause , HAVING By Clause, GROUP BY Clause
1522 -
Select from two tables - JOINS
410 -
Different Types of JOINS
1316 -
What is a Sub Query?
727 -
INSERT Statement in detail
771 -
Load Data from a CSV file to MySQL
1167 -
Export data from MySQL to a CSV
530 -
UPDATE Statement in detail
1211 -
DELETE Statement in detail
722 -
What is a Stored Procedure
1569 -
What Is a View?
677 -
What is a Function?
1151 -
What is a Trigger?
1269 -
What is an INDEX?
590 -
Clustered ,NonClustered Indexes and Index Design considerations
797 -
INDEX Cardinality, Table Fragmentation, USE INDEX, FORCE INDEX and LAB
2275 -
Query and Data Manipulation
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Understanding SQL Joins with Simple Table Examples
0 -
Understanding MySQL Functions with a Customer Level Example
0 -
Understanding MySQL Triggers with Audit and Archive Examples
0 -
Understanding MySQL Indexes and Why They Improve Search Performance
0 -
Managing MySQL Data and Query Operations
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Welcome to MySQL Architecture and Option Files Section
67 -
MySQL Architecture Overview
697 -
MySQL Programs and invocation, Specifying Program Options and Option Files
1092 -
My.cnf file and How to edit my.cnf (LAB)
765 -
Options Scope and What options are in affect ?
629 -
MySQL Architecture and Option Files
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Understanding MySQL Programs and Option Files
0 -
Understanding MySQL Option File Scope and Active Settings
0
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Welcome to MySQL Backups and Restore Section
120 -
MySQL Backups, why we need backup, RTO and RPO
586 -
Type of Backups in MySQL, Offsite Storage, Encryption and Restore Testing
1431 -
Binary Logs
1259 -
The mysqldump Utility
923 -
Restore of database using mysql and Workbench
1689 -
Table level Backup and Restore
1362 -
Point In Time Recovery in MySQL and Lab
1054 -
XtraBackup Utility by Percona, Functionality and Installation
1155 -
Full Backup and Restore using Percona Xtrabackup
1148 -
Incremental Backup and Restore using Percona XtraBackup
1322 -
Schedule backups (cronjobs)
837 -
MySQL Backups and Restore
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Recovering Database Changes with MySQL Point-in-Time Recovery
0 -
Restoring a MySQL Server with Full Backup and Copy-Back Recovery
0 -
Recovering a MySQL Server with Full and Incremental Backups
0 -
Scheduling MySQL Backups with Bash Script and Cron
0
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Lab for mysqldump and Backups using MySQL Workbench
1987 -
Welcome to Users and Privileges Management Section
113 -
Understanding MySQL Security
1196 -
Root User in MySQL
736 -
CREATE USER and ALTER USER Statement
1913 -
Create New User (MySQL Workbench)
410 -
MySQL Privileges , Privileges Control and Some important Privileges in MySQL
1000 -
GRANT Statement , WITH GRANT Option and Granting Privileges to MySQL User
2434 -
GRANT Tables and Checking Privileges
938 -
REVOKE Statement and Revoking Privileges
1082 -
DROP USER Statement
619 -
Roles in MySQL
1824 -
Users and Privileges Management
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Resetting and Recovering the MySQL Root Password
0 -
Controlling and Removing MySQL User Access Safely
0 -
Managing Permission Removal in MySQL User Accounts
0 -
Using MySQL Roles to Simplify User Access Management
0
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Welcome to Monitoring MySQL Server Section
86 -
MySQL Server Performance Monitoring Basics
1110 -
The General Query Log
966 -
The Slow Query Log
1260 -
The Error Log
671 -
Optimizing my.cnf for MySQL performance
1540 -
InnoDB Engine Status
615 -
Query Optimization TIPS, EXPLAIN Statement and Execution Plans
1176 -
Query Optimization Demo
678 -
Monitoring MySQL Server
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Monitoring MySQL Client Actions with the General Query Log
0 -
Analyzing Slow Queries in MySQL for Better Performance
0 -
Investigating MySQL Server Issues with the Error Log
0
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Welcome to MySQL Replication Sections
89 -
MySQL Replication and Its Advantages
499 -
MySQL Replication Methods , Synchronization Types and Replication Formats
943 -
MySQL Replication Setup Demo
2495 -
Congratulations
8 -
MySQL Replication
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Understanding MySQL Replication for Better Workload Distribution
0 -
Comparing MySQL Replication Options for Real Production Environments
0 -
Bonus video
69
Requirment
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Positive attitude and desire to learn
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Passion to become SQL database administrator
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A PC or MAC with at least 4-8G of RAM
Outcomes
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You will be able to apply for SQL developer, Database administrator, Business Analyst, and Business Intelligence job opportunities
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You will learn 150+ SQL queries
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Administration of SQL database through Linux Operating System
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You will manage SQL servers in a corporate environment
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Troubleshoot everyday SQL database related issues
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Know how to answer specific business questions by using SQL’s aggregate functions
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