Query and InnoDB Tuning
We read slow query logs, Performance Schema, and EXPLAIN plans, then tune indexes, queries, buffer pool size, and redo log settings for your mix of reads and writes.
Database Technologies
MySQL Consulting & Support
Reliable MySQL for the Applications You Depend On
MySQL runs everything from customer websites to internal line-of-business systems. Our specialists tune, upgrade, replicate, and migrate MySQL on premises or on Amazon RDS, Aurora MySQL, Azure Database for MySQL, and Google Cloud SQL.
What We Deliver
Where We Make the Difference
MySQL tends to run quietly until slow queries, replication lag, or an unsupported version turns into an urgent problem. We find the real bottlenecks in InnoDB and your SQL, fix them in order of impact, and put a supported, highly available setup in place.
Replication and InnoDB Cluster
We design asynchronous replication, Group Replication, or InnoDB Cluster with MySQL Router, giving you read scale and automatic failover matched to your availability needs.
Upgrades to Supported Releases
We move MySQL 5.7 and 8.0 systems to the 8.4 LTS release, checking deprecated features, SQL mode changes, and authentication plugins before production is touched.
Moves to Managed MySQL
We migrate MySQL to Amazon RDS, Aurora MySQL, Azure Database for MySQL, or Google Cloud SQL, using replication-based cutovers that keep downtime short.
Our Approach
How We Deliver MySQL Consulting & Support
Step 1: Measure Before Changing
We capture performance metrics, slow queries, replication health, and configuration, building a baseline that every later change is measured against.
Step 2: Rank the Fixes
We list tuning, schema, upgrade, and architecture changes by impact and risk, and agree on the order of work with your team.
Step 3: Change in Small Steps
We apply changes one at a time, confirm the effect on performance, and quickly roll back anything that does not help.
Step 4: Keep It Monitored
We set up monitoring, alerting, and backups with point-in-time recovery, then provide ongoing support or knowledge transfer to your team.
How should we plan an upgrade from MySQL 5.7 or 8.0?
We target the 8.4 LTS release, since the older versions no longer receive regular updates. Before upgrading we run the MySQL Shell upgrade checker, test the application against changed defaults, and rehearse the cutover.
When should we consider MySQL HeatWave instead?
If heavy reporting queries are slowing your transactional database, HeatWave can run them on a separate in-memory cluster. For standard application workloads, a well-tuned MySQL server or managed MySQL service is usually enough.
Can you support MySQL databases we already run?
Yes. We start with a health check, then provide tuning, incident help, or ongoing remote support, depending on what your team needs.
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