MySQL Enterprise Edition offers advanced security features such as data encryption, audit logging, and a firewall. These features help ensure compliance with industry regulations and protect sensitive data, which are not available in the Community Edition. The Community Edition is also free but lacks these advanced tools.

On modern Linux systems, the systemctl start mysqld command is used to start the MySQL server. The mysqld is the daemon responsible for running the MySQL server.

MySQL Enterprise Backup allows for point-in-time recovery, which is essential for disaster recovery. This feature enables you to restore the database to a specific point before an incident occurred.

To enable MySQL Enterprise Audit, the audit log plugin must first be installed with the INSTALL PLUGIN audit_log; command. This plugin logs various database events, such as user logins and queries.

MySQL Enterprise Backup offers advanced features such as point-in-time recovery, which allows you to restore the database to a specific time. This feature is critical for disaster recovery and is not available in the Community Edition.