MariaDB Shell: An Upgraded Admin Tool
MariaDB Shell is a unified command-line interface that provides all the critical tools you need to troubleshoot and administer your MariaDB products. It is flag compatible, has a friendly interface and serves as a 100% replacement for mariadb-admin. Many of the commands should be familiar to mariadb-admin users. New features include the ability to warm in-memory storage engine caches, collect environment and performance data and create a report to track database trends. Watch this session for a demonstration of key MariaDB Shell features in comparison with commands you would have used in mariadb-admin.
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Table of Contents
0:00 Intro
0:35 A quick look at MariaDB client software
1:49 MariaDB CLI
2:30 Scope of CLI
5:41 Use cases
6:14 Demos
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