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MySQL with Windows Failover Clustering requires at least 2 servers within the cluster together with some shared storage (for example FCAL SAN or iSCSI disks). And now, support for Windows Server Failover Clustering!.ADO.NET, ODBC & Microsoft Access Integration.MySQL 5.5 delivered over 500% performance boost on Windows.MySQL Enterprise Monitor & MySQL WorkBench.

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It sometimes surprises people just how much MySQL is used on Windows, here are a few of the reasons:

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I will also be presenting on this at a free webinar on Thursday 15th September (please register in advance) as well at an Oracle OpenWorld session in San Francisco on Tuesday 4th October (Tuesday, 01:15 PM, Marriott Marquis вЂ“ Golden Gate C2) вЂ“ a good opportunity to get more details and get your questions answered.

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This post will give a brief overview of how to set things up but for all of the gory details a new white paperВ MySQL with Windows Server 2008 R2 Failover Clustering is available вЂ“ please give me any feedback. Oracle has announced support for running MySQL on Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) with so many people developing and deploying MySQL on Windows, this offers a great option to add High Availability to MySQL deployments if you donвЂ™t want to go as far as deploying MySQL Cluster. The target is available, now IВ can use most of the EM12c features to monitor my MySQL environment.Windows Server 2008 R2 Failover Clustering

The target name is automatically set to hostname:mysqlport:ДЄs all discovered targets, I need to promote it to have it available for monitoring with EM12c: Tada! at the next discovery, I have my target available: So it is necessary to activate it and deactivateВ the discovery modules I do not need: What went wrong?Д®ach agent has a default list of вЂњdiscovery modulesвЂќ used for the discovery, but by default the MySQL one is not enabled after I install the plugin: Now I can run the target discovery on the agent:Д«ut the discovery does not find my MySQL targets. I may select all agents as well, but itвЂ™s better to be neatвЂ¦ДЄgain, there are prerequisite checks and confirmations: I must select one by one the agents that run on the hostsВ where I have MySQL running. Now I can see that the plugin is correctly deployed on the OMSes, I can do the same for the agents: If everything went OK, IвЂ™m able to check the status of the deployment:

Specify the credentials for the Management Repository: Verify the prerequisites check (here I have one column per OMS): The agent has been downloaded, but in order to make it available on the targets, I first need to deploy it on the management servers (2 OMSes in my case): Setup -> Extensibility -> Self-Update -> Plugins: IВ can verify that you have the last version by going to

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The first step is to download the last version of plugin for MySQL. So IвЂ™ve upgraded (a while ago) my customerвЂ™s EM12c to 12.1.0.5. Luckily, Oracle has officially released a MySQL plugin for EM12c, provided that the EM is at least in version 12.1.0.4. What makes EM12c a GREAT product comparing to MEM, are manyВ features like blackouts, a usable command line interface ( emcli), integrated reporting, scheduler, automatic groupsвЂ¦ the list would be just huge.

In MEM all the tables are crypted and it is not possible to list, for example, all the targets monitored, nor it is possible via API or REST web services because MEM 3.0 lacks these features. In particular, MEM 3.0 does not have a usable database. I have blogged in the past about MySQL Enterprise Monitor 3.0 and I was quite happy at the very beginning, but after a while I have to admit that I was missingВ many of the Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c features.