What Is HeatWave MySQL?

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What Is HeatWave MySQL?

HeatWave MySQL is a high-performance cloud database service built on MySQL that includes an in-memory query accelerator. It boosts MySQL’s speed for real-time analytics and mixed workloads without needing to move data to another system — reducing cost, complexity, and delays.

Why Use It?

  • Faster Analytics: Delivers major performance improvements for MySQL data queries and analytics.
  • No ETL Needed: Analyze live MySQL transactional data without copying or transforming it.
  • One Platform: Combines MySQL transactions and analytics in one cloud service.
  • Cloud-Ready: Available on OCI, AWS, and Azure.

Built-In Intelligence & Security

  • HeatWave Autopilot: Uses machine learning to auto-tune and optimize performance — no expert needed.
  • Enhanced Security: Built on MySQL Enterprise Edition, it includes advanced data protection tools.

Key Features

  • HeatWave Lakehouse: Query data in various formats (CSV, Parquet, JSON, etc.) directly from object storage.
  • HeatWave AutoML: Build and run machine learning models directly in MySQL — no external tools or ML knowledge required.
  • HeatWave GenAI: Built-in generative AI with support for large language models, natural language queries, and vector search — all within your MySQL database.

 

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