MySQL 오픈 이노베이션의 미래와
Oracle Korea – ASEM Tower, Korea, Republic of, 06164
Tuesday 7th July 2026
Join Us for a Special Look at the Future of MySQL
As MySQL celebrates its 30th anniversary, Oracle and the MySQL community continue working together to shape its future through greater participation, collaboration, transparency, and innovation.
We are pleased to welcome Heather VanCura, Vice President of External Standards & Community Engagement at Oracle, who will share the latest updates on MySQL community engagement and contributor collaboration. The event will also feature a technical session covering the latest capabilities and practical use cases of MySQL 9.7 LTS.
Session 1
MySQL at 30: Shaping the Next Chapter
Heather VanCura
Vice President, External Standards & Community Engagement, Oracle
As MySQL enters its fourth decade, community participation and collaboration continue to play an important role in its evolution.
In this session, Heather will share updates on MySQL community engagement, highlights from the MySQL Contributor Summit, and opportunities for the Korean MySQL community to participate in future initiatives and contributor programs. The session will conclude with Q&A and open discussion.
Topics include:
• MySQL’s 30-year journey and future direction
• Community Engagement Strategy
• Highlights from the MySQL Contributor Summit
• Oracle’s approach to open source community collaboration
• Opportunities for the Korean MySQL community
• Q&A and open discussion
Session 2
MySQL 9.7 LTS: What’s New and What’s Next
Oracle MySQL Technical Session
Discover the latest innovations in MySQL 9.7 LTS and learn how these features can help support modern application development.
Topics include:
• JavaScript Stored Programs
• JSON Duality Views
• Dynamic Data Masking
• OpenID Authentication
• Observability Enhancements
• High Availability Improvements
Who Should Attend?
✓ MySQL DBAs and Operations Teams
✓ Application Developers and Architects
✓ Open Source and Database Community Members
✓ Developers Interested in MySQL Contribution Programs
✓ Technology Leaders Interested in the Future of MySQL
As MySQL celebrates its 30th anniversary, Oracle and the MySQL community continue working together to shape its future through greater participation, collaboration, transparency, and innovation.
We are pleased to welcome Heather VanCura, Vice President of External Standards & Community Engagement at Oracle, who will share the latest updates on MySQL community engagement and contributor collaboration. The event will also feature a technical session covering the latest capabilities and practical use cases of MySQL 9.7 LTS.
Session 1
MySQL at 30: Shaping the Next Chapter
Heather VanCura
Vice President, External Standards & Community Engagement, Oracle
As MySQL enters its fourth decade, community participation and collaboration continue to play an important role in its evolution.
In this session, Heather will share updates on MySQL community engagement, highlights from the MySQL Contributor Summit, and opportunities for the Korean MySQL community to participate in future initiatives and contributor programs. The session will conclude with Q&A and open discussion.
Topics include:
• MySQL’s 30-year journey and future direction
• Community Engagement Strategy
• Highlights from the MySQL Contributor Summit
• Oracle’s approach to open source community collaboration
• Opportunities for the Korean MySQL community
• Q&A and open discussion
Session 2
MySQL 9.7 LTS: What’s New and What’s Next
Oracle MySQL Technical Session
Discover the latest innovations in MySQL 9.7 LTS and learn how these features can help support modern application development.
Topics include:
• JavaScript Stored Programs
• JSON Duality Views
• Dynamic Data Masking
• OpenID Authentication
• Observability Enhancements
• High Availability Improvements
Who Should Attend?
✓ MySQL DBAs and Operations Teams
✓ Application Developers and Architects
✓ Open Source and Database Community Members
✓ Developers Interested in MySQL Contribution Programs
✓ Technology Leaders Interested in the Future of MySQL
