In the previous chapter, we looked at best practices for MySQL 8 that we should follow in various aspects such as performance, implementation, security, and so on. Best practices always align the product with the industry standard and also give a good output. We have seen different best practices for different phases like Benchmark and Configuration, which detail configuration parameters to provide better benchmark results. Best practices for queries helps in designing complex queries and providing better performance. Best practices for Memcached need to be maintained while implementing caching mechanisms. The valid replication configuration will always result in better scalability and can provide better performance with low latency.
This chapter talks about integrating MySQL 8 to work like NoSQL with the different APIs available. We will see how MySQL, an RDBMS, will work as NoSQL to handle big data. MySQL provides various APIs...