What will you learn in MySQL DBA Certification Training Course
Install, configure, and manage MySQL server instances for production environments
Design and implement robust backup and recovery strategies to prevent data loss
Configure and troubleshoot replication topologies (master–slave, master–master) for high availability
Optimize query performance using indexing, profiling, and schema tuning
Program Overview
Module 1: MySQL Architecture & Installation
⏳ 1 hour
Topics: RDBMS principles, MySQL storage engines, server configuration files
Hands-on: Install MySQL on Linux and Windows; configure
my.cnfparameters
Module 2: User Management & Security
⏳ 1 hour
Topics: Authentication plugins, privileges system, SSL/TLS encryption
Hands-on: Create users with least-privilege access; enable encrypted connections
Module 3: Backup & Recovery
⏳ 1 hour
Topics: Logical vs. physical backups,
mysqldump,mysqlpump, XtraBackupHands-on: Perform full and incremental backups; simulate and recover from failure
Module 4: Replication Fundamentals
⏳ 1 hour
Topics: Binary logs, replication filters, GTIDs
Hands-on: Configure master–slave replication; monitor
SHOW SLAVE STATUS
Module 5: Advanced Replication & Failover
⏳ 1 hour
Topics: Master–master replication, semi-sync replication, failover tools
Hands-on: Set up circular replication and test automatic promotion
Module 6: Performance Tuning
⏳ 1 hour
Topics: Query profiling, slow-query log analysis, indexing strategies
Hands-on: Tune slow queries using
EXPLAIN; optimize index usage
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Job Outlook
Average MySQL DBA earns $101,650 annually (based on $48.87/hr)
Employment of database administrators is projected to grow 9% from 2023 to 2033
Demand spans industries: finance, e-commerce, healthcare, and cloud services
Freelance DBA roles offer opportunities in migration, performance audits, and managed services
Specification: MySQL DBA Certification Training
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