Earlier this year, we published a series of blog posts focusing on using thhe OCI CLI to manage HeatWave MySQL Instances. Here is a summary of each post.
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 1 – Listing MySQL HeatWave Instances
The first post in this series demonstrates how to return a list of HeatWave MySQL instances using the OCI TypeScript SDK.
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 2 – Managing MySQL HeatWave Instances
In this post, we show how to use the TypeScript SDK to retrieve information about a specific HeatWave MySQL instance and then how to start and stop that instance programatically.
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 3 – Waiters
Part 3 of this series explains the conept of ‘waiter’ in the OCI TypeScript SDK and how we can use them to asynchronously handle HeatWave MySQL lifecycle changes.
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 4 – Listing MySQL HeatWave Backups
We use the TypeScript SDK to list active backups of a HeatWabe MySQL instance in Part 4 of this series.
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 5 – Creating a MySQL HeatWave Backup
On the heels of listing backups for a HeatWave MySQL instance, we jump into creating a backup using the TypeScript SDK in this post.
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 6 – Updating a MySQL HeatWave Backup
Part 6 of our series demonstrates how to update information pertaining to a HeatWave MySQL backup using the OCI TypeScript SDK.
Using the Oracle Cloud TypeScript SDK Part 7 – Retrieving Reference Lists
When managing HeatWave MySQL instances using the TypeScript SDK, we often need to know informatoin abotu related or reference data – such as shape names, available MySQL versions, etc. This post show the methods we can use to retrieve that information.