- MySQL Overview
- Basics of Relational Databases
- Entities and Relationships
- SQL Language and MySQL
- SQL data definition language and data manipulation language
- MySQL Client/Server Model
- MySQL Connectors
- Installation of the MySQL server
- Starting and stopping MySQL server
- Using the MySQL client
- MySQL Workbench
MySQL DBA Certification Training
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Quick Facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
The MySQL DBA Certification Training course by Edureka has been designed for those who wish to learn the core concepts and principles of MySQL Database as well as to master the advanced techniques and tools used to manage data.
The Edureka MySQL Database Certification Training covers a wide range of topics, including the basic principles of MySQL DBA as well as complex features such as MySQL Connector, MySQL Server, MySQL Workbench, Data Modelling, Database Design, among others. Furthermore, as industry experts instruct the certification course, the programme is concentrated on all crucial skills and tools required for the role of a MySQL DBA Expert.
In addition, the MySQL Database Certification Training Programme is a student-friendly, self-paced learning course that lets you study at your own pace and personal convenience. The training course includes a combination of learning methods, such as video sessions and practical assignments. Also, the MySQL Database Certification Training course provides adequate learning aids such as PPTs and PDFs, for a smooth learning experience.
The highlights
- Lifetime Access to the LMS
- “MySQL DBA Expert” certification
- Real-life Case Studies
- 24x7 Expert Support
- Regular Practical Assignments
- A community forum
Program offerings
- Self-paced
- Online learning
- Real-life case studies
- Community forum
- Course completion certificate
- Lifetime access to the course material
Course and certificate fees
Fees information
The MySQL Database Certification Training course fee comprises the course price and GST. Moreover, Edureka often gives variable discounts on the course fee and also, offers no-cost EMI plans for ease of payment.
MySQL DBA Certification Training Fee Structure
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Original price | Rs. 9,999 |
Discounted price | Rs. 6,999 |
* No Cost EMI starts at Rs. 2,333 / month
certificate availability
Yes
certificate providing authority
Edureka
Who it is for
The MySQL DBA Certification Training course by Edureka is an excellent course for the following professionals:
- Database Administrators
- Database Developers
- Database Designers
- Application Developers
Eligibility criteria
Eligibility Criteria
To enrol in the MySQL Database Certification Training course by Edureka, the candidate should have a working knowledge of any command-line programme. Additionally, a basic understanding of relational database systems can be an added advantage for the candidate.
Certificate Qualifying Criteria
candidates will undertake a certification project to incorporate all the concepts and skills learned during the course. The project must be mailed to the Edureka team in less than two weeks from the completion of the course. A panel of field experts will evaluate the certification project and candidates will earn the “MySQL DBA Expert” certification based on their overall performance.
What you will learn
The Edureka MySQL DBA Certification Training programme will make you proficient in the following skills and concepts:
- Understanding of MySQL products and services that will help in managing data effectively
- Hands-on knowledge about installing and configuring MySQL server, client and MySQL Workbench
- Understanding data types and designing your database
- Working knowledge of MySQL Architecture and administration basics
- Ability to recognise security risks and to protect data from interception
The syllabus
Getting Started with MySQL and Installing MySQL
Topics
Hands On
- Install and Configure MySQL Server, Client and MySQL workbench
- Using MySQL Workbench
- Creating the ‘world’ Database & Explore the Schema
Designing Your Database and Understand Data Types
Topics
- Database Modeling
- Keys and Normalization
- Database Design
- Viewing and Evaluating a Database
- Data Types and Database Design
- Numeric, Temporal and String Data Types
- Character Set and Collation Support
- Data Type Considerations
- Meaning of NULL
Hands On
- Explore an Existing Database
- Designing a New Database
- Selecting Data Types for your New Database
Creating Databases and Tables
Topics
- Creating a Database
- Creating a Table
- Showing How a Table Was Created
- Table Options
- Column Options
- Indexes, Keys, and Constraints
- Deleting database and tables
- Creating New Table Using an Existing Table
- Creating a Temporary Table
- Copying an Existing Table Structure
- Adding, removing and modifying table columns and indexes
Hands On
- Creating a Database
- Deleting a Database
- Creating and Deleting a Table
- Altering Table Columns
Querying and Modifying Table Data
Topics
- The SELECT Statement
- Creating Views
- Querying Data from an Application
- Exporting and Importing a Delimited File
- Troubleshooting: Authorization Levels
- Manipulating Data and inserting records
- Replacing and updating existing records
- Deleting records
- Exporting and importing a script
- Multistatement Transactions
- Modifying Data from an Application
Hands On
- Executing Basic Queries
- Importing a Delimited File
- Performing Basic Queries on Imported Data
- Performing Basic Queries from a PHP Application
- Exporting Table Data for MySQL Database
- Inserting, Modifying and Deleting Data
- Exporting a Script
Joining Tables and Functions
Topics
- Querying Multiple Tables
- Joining Tables with SELECT
- Inner Joins
- Outer Joins
- Table Name Aliases
- Functions in MySQL Expressions
- Using Functions
- String Functions
- Date and time functions
- Numeric Functions
- Aggregate Functions
- Spaces in Function Names
Hands On
- Using Joins in Queries
- Using Unions in Queries
- Using Built-In, String, and Date and Time Functions
- Using Numeric Functions
- Using Aggregate Functions
MySQL Architecture and Administration Basics
Topics
- Architectural Overview
- Understand how MySQL Transmits Data and Processes Requests
- Understand how MySQL Stores Data and Uses Memory
- Tablespaces, Redo and Undo Logs
- Plug-in Interface
Hands On
- Configuring Tablespaces
- Configuring the Buffer Pool
Configuring & Monitoring MySQL Server
Topics
- Server Configuration Options
- Option Files and System Variables
- Launching Multiple Servers on the Same Host
- Monitoring Tools & Techniques
- MySQL Enterprise Audit
- MySQL Enterprise Monitor
- Monitoring User Activity
Hands On
- Modifying the Configuration File
- Changing Dynamic Settings
- Configuring the Slow Query Log
- Using Performance Schema
User Management
Topics
- Creating and Modifying User Accounts
- Configuring Passwords
- Authentication Plug-Ins
- Granting Permissions & Grant Tables
Hands On
- Creating Users
- Granting Permissions
Security
Topics
- Understanding Security Risks
- Network Security & Secure Connections
- Password & Operating System Security
Hands On
- Enable SSL Connections on the MySQL Server
Backup Tools & Technique
Topics
- Understanding Backups & Backup Techniques
- Creating a Backup Strategy
- MySQL Backup Tools
- Raw Backup Methods
Hands On
- Backing up using mysqldump and mysqlpump
Admission details
If you wish to apply for the MySQL DBA Certification Training online course, you should follow these steps:
Step 1. Go to the official Edureka website- https://www.edureka.co/
Step 2. You can find the “MySQL Database Certification training” web page on the website.
Step 3. Locate the “Enrol Now” button on the bottom-right of the webpage and click on the tab.
Step 4. An application form will appear. Enter your contact details such as phone number and email ID in the form.
Step 5. Next, you need to make the fee payment. After the payment, download the transaction receipt for future reference and you are done.
Filling the form
To join the Edureka MySQL DBA Certification Training, you need to fill in your personal details that include your name, email ID, and your telephone number. After filling the contact details, you must select a suitable weekend batch. Lastly, you just have to make the fee payment and submit the registration form for successful enrolment.
How it helps
The MySQL DBA Certification Training programme primarily trains you to master the MySQL Database tools and techniques. You will not only become familiar with the basics of MySQL but also understand the core principles of MySQL DBA. You will be able to integrate and manage different types of data and databases by the end of the course.
Furthermore, you will acquire a basic understanding of the complex features of MySQL DBA. During the Edureka MySQL DBA Certification Training, you will gain a thorough understanding of how a database works and receive hands-on experience through practical assignments and an industry-based project. As a certified MySQL DBA Expert, you can secure good jobs in companies such as Facebook, Google, Adobe, and many more.
FAQs
What if I am unable to keep up with the classes?
The MySQL Database Certification Training Course is completely self-paced, which means that you will never miss a class and can learn at your own pace.
Will I be able to access the study material after the course ends?
Edureka provides Lifetime Access to the learning management system (LMS) to the MySQL DBA Certification training course.
What do I need to know before I join the course?
The only prerequisite to join the Edureka MySQL DBA Certification Training is basic computer knowledge, working understanding of RDBMS and a basic understanding of any command-line programme.
How will the Practicals be executed?
Edureka will help you set up a Virtual Machine in your System with local access. A 24x7 support team is there to assist you with any other requirements.
Is SQL more challenging in comparison to Python?
No, Python is definitely the more challenging of the two since SQL contains easier and simpler sets of commands.