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Add webinar: What Happened to the MySQL Query Cache? (Nov 18) (#184)
Webinars page and Events catalog. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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title: "What Happened to the MySQL Query Cache?"
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description: "The MySQL Query Cache was removed because it couldn't scale on modern multicore systems. Marcelo Altmann of Readyset asks whether query caching itself was the mistake, and how a transparent cache can keep reads fast and correct."
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date: 2026-11-18
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time_display: "10:00 AM ET · 16:00 CET"
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- banner.jpg
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speakers:
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- name: "Marcelo Altmann"
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role: "Senior Software Engineer, Readyset"
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photo: "speaker-marcelo.jpg"
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The MySQL Query Cache was once one of the most recognizable performance features in MySQL. It was deprecated and eventually removed because it couldn't scale on modern multicore systems. Does that mean query caching itself is a bad idea?
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In this session, Marcelo Altmann revisits why the original Query Cache failed, why traditional key/value caches became the dominant solution, and how [Readyset](/resources/software/readyset/) combines ideas from both approaches to overcome many of their historical limitations. He covers:
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- the anatomy of reads in MySQL and PostgreSQL
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- cache invalidation strategies
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- how transparent query caches deliver low-latency reads while maintaining correctness
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Marcelo has almost 20 years of experience with MySQL, has contributed code fixes to MySQL itself, and is part of the Oracle ACE program.
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title: "What Happened to the MySQL Query Cache?"
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link: "https://oursqlfoundation.org/community/webinars/mysql-query-cache/"
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description: "An OurSQL Foundation webinar: Marcelo Altmann of Readyset on why the MySQL Query Cache was removed, and how a transparent query cache can deliver fast, correct reads."
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date: 2026-11-18
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format: online
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countries:
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- Global
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event_year:
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- '2026'
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subcategories:
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- Webinars
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event-formats:
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- Online
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organizers:
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- OurSQL Foundation
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A free online session from the OurSQL Foundation, on **November 18, 2026, at 10:00 AM ET / 16:00 CET**. Marcelo Altmann, Senior Software Engineer at [Readyset](/resources/software/readyset/), revisits why the MySQL Query Cache failed, why key/value caches took over, and how Readyset combines ideas from both to deliver low-latency reads while maintaining correctness.
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Full details are on the [webinar page](/community/webinars/mysql-query-cache/).

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