JavaScript Mode and the MySQL Shell
summary
The MySQL Shell runs three modes and the JavaScript mode uses the X DevAPI to treat MySQL as a JSON document store, returning 237 documents from the example collection; sessions can be classic (port 3306) or X protocol (port 33060) and support concurrent connections. The shell enables modules and plug‑ins, loads local JS/Python libraries, and includes utilities: import/json, parallel table import (up to 8 threads), dump/load instance and schemas, and defaults to TLS AES-256 and utf8mb4.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 2:31MySQL Shell overview
- 5:23Session types and protocols
- 7:49Creating multiple sessions
- 10:15JavaScript modules in MySQL Shell
- 13:06NoSQL with JSON document store
- 15:34Extending MySQL Shell with plugins
- 19:50Built-in utilities and checks
- 22:19Parallel table import and export
- 24:08Resources for learning
- 25:52MySQL Database Service offer
- 27:39Q&A and closing
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