February 2018
Intermediate to advanced
510 pages
16h 10m
English
MySQL 8 has come up with a wonderful resource management feature that will allow you to allocate resource to threads running on a server, which would be executed based on the resources configured for the group. Currently, CPU time is a resource that can be configured for a group. With this, you can tweak your workloads with virtual resource management within MySQL itself. MySQL will identify on startup numbers of virtual CPUs available and after that users with appropriate privileges can map the virtual CPUs with resource group and align thread management to these groups.
We expect to see more features by the time MySQL 8 is available for general use. Let us now look at benefits of using MySQL 8.
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