Yearning is an open‑source, self‑hosted MySQL audit platform that combines AI‑assisted SQL optimization, multi‑level approval workflows, automatic syntax checking, privacy protection, and flexible deployment options to help developers and DBAs secure and manage database operations.
The article introduces go‑sniffer, a Go‑based packet sniffer that captures MySQL, Redis, and MongoDB traffic, explains how to install required dependencies and the tool itself on CentOS or Ubuntu, and provides command‑line examples for auditing and analyzing database operations.
The SQLE 2.2309.0-pre4 release introduces an enterprise‑level SQL lifecycle management panel, a rule knowledge base, new TDSQL audit rules, and intelligent metadata scanning tasks, while providing links to the repository, documentation, and demo environments for both community and enterprise editions.
The SQLE 2.2309.0-pre3 release introduces a fast SQL audit feature, adds numerous MySQL audit rules, provides detailed community and enterprise version updates, and includes links to the repository, documentation, and previous versions for comprehensive usage and evaluation.
The SQLE 2.2309.0-pre1 release introduces downloadable scan task reports, eight new MySQL audit rules, and expands MyBatis scanning to all supported data source types, while providing comprehensive project overview, full release information, and links to documentation and demos.
The SQLE 2.2308.0 release introduces intelligent SQL file scanning, per‑instance work‑order approvers, multi‑file MyBatis review in IntelliJ, zero‑cost Java probe integration, new OceanBase‑Oracle support, expanded TDSQL distributed rules, and numerous bug fixes and optimizations across both community and enterprise versions.
The SQLE 2.2308.0-pre2 release introduces zero‑cost Java integration, TiDB abort‑release support, OceanBase for Oracle data source handling, and a comprehensive set of documentation, demo links, optimizations, and bug fixes for both community and enterprise editions.
The SQLE 2.2308.0-pre1 release introduces community and enterprise enhancements such as intelligent SQL file scanning, per‑instance workflow approver matching, and the ability to abort deployments on OceanBase and TDSQL data sources, accompanied by usage examples, command‑line instructions, and full release information.
The SQLE 2.2306.0‑pre3 release introduces Baidu Cloud RDS MySQL slow‑log scanning, SQL formatting, DB2 rollback generation and context‑aware auditing, along with numerous optimizations and bug fixes, and provides updated links to repositories, documentation, and demo environments for both community and enterprise editions.
The SQLE 2.2306.0-pre2 release introduces three new MySQL audit rules, configurable operation‑record expiration, expanded DB2 rule support, numerous optimizations and bug fixes, and provides download links, documentation, and demo environments for both community and enterprise editions.
The SQLE 2.2306.0-pre1 release introduces support for TDSQL InnoDB and Mycat data sources in enterprise edition, adds new features, UI optimizations, bug fixes, and provides detailed usage instructions and links to documentation, source code, and demo environments.
The SQLE 2.2305.0 release introduces SQL‑execution abort, webhook notifications, intelligent DB2 and MySQL slow‑SQL scanning, rollback statement generation for Oracle and PostgreSQL, plus numerous UI improvements and bug fixes, providing a more robust and automated database audit experience.
The SQLE 2.2305.0-pre3 release introduces Webhook-based work‑order status notifications, Oracle rollback statement generation for the enterprise edition, updated documentation links, a detailed feature list, bug fixes, and references to previous versions and further reading resources.
The SQLE 2.2305.0‑pre1 release introduces a MySQL‑instance‑based smart scan for slow queries, adds configurable data source defaults, fixes several MySQL rule and workflow bugs, and provides comprehensive documentation, download links, and usage examples for both community and enterprise editions.
The article introduces the SQLE 2.2304.0-pre2 preview release, outlines the tool’s purpose for database users and administrators, details new enterprise‑level features such as affected‑row statistics and enhanced rule severity display, lists added MySQL audit rules, and provides complete release information and resource links.
The SQLE 2.2302.0 release introduces data source import from external platforms, operation‑record viewing, improved CloudBeaver integration, manual deployment support, numerous UI optimizations, and a long list of bug fixes, providing a more seamless and secure SQL auditing experience for both enterprise and community users.
The preview release of SQLE version 2.2302.0-pre5 introduces optimized CloudBeaver integration, UI improvements, bug fixes, and provides detailed project information, release notes, and resources for database users and administrators.
The article introduces the SQLE project, details the new preview version 2.2302.0-pre2 with features such as external data source import and DMP integration, and provides the complete release notes, optimization items, links to previous versions, and additional reading resources.
The preview release of SQLE 2.2302.0-pre1 introduces manual deployment support, UI enhancements, and several bug fixes, providing a detailed overview of the project's purpose, new functionalities, and complete release information for database users and administrators.
The SQLE 2.2212.0-pre3 pre‑release introduces DingTalk‑integrated workflow approvals, adds phone‑number based user binding, and includes several feature enhancements, optimizations, and bug fixes, with full release details, download links, and references to prior versions and related resources.
The SQLE 2.2212.0-pre2 preview release introduces rule template import/export for cross‑platform reuse, adds a new role permission for SQL release, and provides detailed release notes including features, UI improvements, and bug fixes for this open‑source database auditing tool.
The article introduces the open‑source SQLE tool, outlines its project background, details the new IDE plugin support for MyBatis XML and SQL file auditing, and provides a comprehensive list of features, optimizations, and bug fixes included in the 2.2212.0-pre1 preview release.
The SQLE 1.2210.0 release introduces integrated CloudBeaver support for multiple database types, new MySQL audit rules, enhanced smart‑scan filtering, independent menus for scan tasks, along with numerous optimizations and bug fixes, and provides full release information and acknowledgments.
The SQLE 1.2210.0-pre2 release introduces CloudBeaver integration for multiple database types, adds new MySQL audit rules, provides several UI optimizations, and resolves critical bugs, offering a more comprehensive and secure SQL auditing experience for both community and enterprise users.
The SQLE 1.2210.0-pre1 preview release introduces new MySQL audit rules prohibiting rename/change operations and requiring LIMIT clauses, adds filter options to the intelligent scan task list, refines work‑order progress styling, and provides a detailed list of features, optimizations, and bug fixes.
The SQLE 1.2209.0-pre3 preview release introduces CloudBeaver integration, unified login, automated SQL compliance checks, and several bug fixes, while providing project background, detailed feature demonstrations, full release notes, and links to documentation, demos, and community resources.
The SQLE 1.2208.0 release introduces intelligent scanning for Alibaba Cloud RDS MySQL slow logs, adds numerous MySQL audit rules, opens enterprise‑level rules to the community, provides new OceanBase for MySQL audit rules, a reporting statistics page, PostgreSQL analysis support, and several scenario‑based audit enhancements along with many optimizations and bug fixes.
The SQLE 1.2208.0-pre4 preview release introduces smart scanning for Alibaba Cloud RDS MySQL slow logs, opens a comprehensive set of enterprise MySQL audit rules to the community version, and provides full release information including download links, documentation, and detailed feature lists.
The preview release SQLE 1.2208.0-pre2 introduces a comprehensive report statistics page for the enterprise edition, details the project's purpose, provides resource links, enumerates new feature items such as work‑order metrics and license usage, and lists bug fixes and links to prior versions.
The SQLE 1.2208.0-pre1 release introduces a preview version of the SQL audit tool with project details, new OceanBase for MySQL audit rules, PostgreSQL plugin SQL analysis, a complete list of release notes, optimizations, and bug fixes, all aimed at enhancing database security and usability.
The SQLE 1.2207.0 release introduces a redesigned dashboard, incremental intelligent scanning for slow‑log and TiDB audit logs, OceanBase MySQL‑mode audit plugin, JetBrains IDE audit plugin, along with numerous optimizations, bug fixes, and detailed release information for both community and enterprise editions.
The SQLE 1.2207.0-pre2 preview release introduces a JetBrains IDE audit plugin, supports incremental smart scanning for slow logs and TiDB audit logs, provides updated dashboards, optimizations, bug fixes, and includes detailed deployment links and a complete list of new features and improvements.
The SQLE 1.2207.0‑pre1 pre‑release introduces OceanBase MySQL‑mode audit plugins, exclusive OceanBase rules, enhanced table‑name case checks, count(*) recommendations, adds TiDB audit‑log support, fixes several MySQL‑related bugs, and outlines future plans for more OceanBase and Oracle‑mode auditing capabilities.
The SQLE 1.2206.0 release introduces comprehensive TiDB support, updated login page branding, enhanced SQL drill‑down analysis for enterprise users, a list of new features, optimizations, and numerous bug fixes, providing a more robust and user‑friendly database auditing platform.
The preview release SQLE 1.2206.0-pre2 introduces enterprise‑level SQL drill‑down analysis, a refreshed login page, detailed release notes with new features and bug fixes, and outlines future plans to support more database types, while providing links to documentation, demos, and previous versions.
The preview release SQLE 1.2206.0-pre1 introduces TiDB audit plugin support, TiDB‑specific rules, enhanced SQL syntax checks, and recommendations on primary‑key usage, while providing full release details, documentation links, and references to prior versions for database administrators and developers.
This article explains Meituan's non‑intrusive, Go‑based packet‑capture solution for full‑SQL database auditing, details the performance challenges encountered at high QPS, and describes a series of systematic analyses and optimizations—including probe redesign, CPU profiling, data‑masking, scheduling, GC pressure reduction, and packet filtering—that dramatically lowered loss rates and CPU usage.
The SQLE 1.2205.0 release introduces three major features, enhancements to the SQL audit workflow, Oauth2 and LDAPS integrations, and a comprehensive list of bug fixes and optimizations, providing a more secure and efficient experience for database users and administrators.
The article introduces the SQLE 1.2205.0-pre3 preview release, detailing the project's purpose, new enterprise‑edition SQL query features, complete release notes, and upcoming plans, while providing download links, documentation, and demo environments for users and administrators.
The preview release SQLE 1.2205.0-pre2 introduces LDAP over SSL support, stricter error handling for gh‑ost dry‑run failures, several bug fixes, and provides updated documentation and download links for the open‑source SQL audit platform.
The article introduces the SQLE 1.2205.0-pre1 release, detailing the project's purpose, new capabilities such as OAuth2 login integration and improved MySQL syntax‑error handling, and provides complete release notes, bug fixes, links to documentation, previous versions, and community resources.
The SQLE 1.2204.0 release introduces an optimized SQL deployment workflow with approval steps, gh-ost dry‑run enhancements, real‑time message push for audit results, expanded permission controls, and a comprehensive list of new features, improvements, and bug fixes.
This article evaluates the open‑source SQLE SQL auditing platform against MySQL 8.0.28, demonstrating how DDL, DML, DCL statements and their contextual relationships are checked, highlighting successful detections, mismatches caused by new MySQL 8.0 features, and concluding on overall compatibility.
The SQLE 1.2111.0 release introduces online DDL support, LDAP login, custom database extensions, PostgreSQL and Oracle audit plugins, several UI optimizations, and a long list of bug fixes addressing rollback generation, configuration password changes, CI triggers, and plugin rule execution.
This article describes the background, functional requirements, architecture, packet‑capture implementation using libpcap, MySQL protocol parsing, result processing, and storage strategy (Kafka + ClickHouse) of a custom MySQL sniffer developed at Qunar to provide complete database access logs for auditing, performance analysis, and operations.
Database auditing records user actions to detect illegal operations, with approaches ranging from application‑layer and transport‑layer monitoring to kernel‑level and plugin solutions; TXSQL’s MySQL‑compatible audit plugin offers both synchronous and asynchronous modes, delivering flexible rule configuration and only 3‑6 % performance overhead, making it a low‑impact, feature‑rich choice for compliance and forensics.
This article explains why SQL auditing is essential, outlines its core principles, dimensions, scoring model, and workflow, and provides practical guidance on building a self‑service, visualized, and automated audit solution that improves database reliability and developer productivity.
This article explains the challenges of MySQL SQL auditing, compares semi‑automated and manual review methods, and introduces Inception—a MySQL‑compatible automated auditing, execution, and rollback system that addresses many of the pain points faced by DBAs.
Database auditing involves monitoring and recording database activities to detect and prevent security breaches, with methods ranging from application layer to kernel-level implementations across different database systems.
This guide explains Oracle's auditing capabilities, covering its purpose, three audit types, how to enable auditing via AUDIT_TRAIL, defining audit policies, controlling record generation, locating audit records, special considerations, and provides practical SQL examples.
