MariaDB Platform vs. Competitors
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The document compares MariaDB Platform X3 to other database platforms including EnterpriseDB Postgres, Oracle MySQL Enterprise, Oracle Database Enterprise Edition, Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise, IBM Db2 Advanced Enterprise Server Edition, Amazon Aurora, and Microsoft Azure Database for MariaDB. It summarizes MariaDB's advantages in areas like automatic failover, transaction replay, clustering, point-in-time rollback, encryption, dynamic data masking, sharding, compression, Oracle compatibility, temporal tables, columnar storage, replication with read replicas, and support for major features. MariaDB is shown to have more advanced and robust capabilities compared to these other databases in high availability, management, performance and advanced features.
MariaDB Platform vs. Competitors
- 1. MariaDB Platform vs. competition March 2019 MariaDB Corporation
- 2. MariaDB Platform X3 vs. ● EnterpriseDB Postgres Platform / Postgres 11 ● Oracle MySQL Enterprise / MySQL 8 ● Oracle Database Enterprise Edition 18c ● Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Enterprise ● IBM Db2 Advanced Enterprise Server Edition 11.1 ● Amazon Aurora 2 ● Microsoft Azure Database for MariaDB
- 4. MariaDB EnterpriseDB Postgres Automatic failover Yes Yes No Transaction replay Yes No No Clustering (multi-master) Yes No No Point-in-time rollback Yes No No Transparent data encryption (Data-at-Rest) Yes No No Dynamic data masking Yes Yes No MariaDB vs. EnterpriseDB/Postgres
- 5. MariaDB EnterpriseDB Postgres Sharding (distributed partitions) Yes No No Compression (table/row/column) Yes No No SSD write- and space-optimized storage Yes No No Oracle Database compatibility (e.g., PL/SQL) Yes Yes No Temporal tables (system-versioned tables) Yes No No Columnar storage Yes No No MariaDB vs. EnterpriseDB/Postgres
- 6. Oracle MySQL
- 7. MariaDB MySQL Enterprise MySQL Community Server Automatic failover Yes Yes No Transaction replay Yes No No Point-in-time rollback Yes No No Transparent data encryption (data at rest) Yes Yes No Dynamic data masking Yes No No MariaDB vs. Oracle MySQL
- 8. MariaDB MySQL Enterprise MySQL Community Server Sharding (distributed partitions) Yes No No Transparent read/write splitting Yes No No Casual reads Yes No No SSD write- and space-optimized storage Yes No No Oracle Database compatibility (e.g., PL/SQL) Yes No No Columnar storage Yes No No MariaDB vs. Oracle MySQL
- 10. Oracle MariaDB Replication with read replicas Oracle Active Data Guard Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Clustering Oracle RAC MariaDB Cluster Transaction replay Oracle Application Continuity Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Point-in-time rollback Oracle Flashback MariaDB Flashback Sharding Oracle Sharding Built-in (Spider) Compression (row/index/backup) Oracle Advanced Compression Built-in MariaDB vs. Oracle Database
- 11. Oracle MariaDB Transparent data encryption Oracle Advanced Security Built-in Dynamic data masking Oracle Advanced Security Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Database firewall Oracle Vault and Firewall Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Columnar storage Oracle In-Memory Built-in (MariaDB ColumnStore) Temporal tables Oracle Flashback Query Built-in Stored procedures Oracle PL/SQL Oracle PL/SQL-compatible MariaDB vs. Oracle Database
- 13. Microsoft MariaDB Replication with read replicas Availability Groups Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Clustering No MariaDB Cluster Transaction replay No Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Point-in-time rollback No MariaDB Flashback Sharding No Built-in (Spider) Compression (row/index/backup) Built-in Built-in MariaDB vs. Microsoft SQL Server
- 14. Microsoft MariaDB Transparent data encryption Built-in Built-in Dynamic data masking Built-in Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Database firewall No Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Columnar storage Yes (non-distributed) Built-in (MariaDB ColumnStore) Temporal tables Built-in Built-in Stored procedures Microsoft T-SQL Oracle PL/SQL-compatible MariaDB vs. Microsoft SQL Server
- 15. IBM Db2
- 16. IBM MariaDB Replication with read replicas SQL Replication Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Clustering IBM Db2 pureScale MariaDB Cluster Transaction replay No Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Point-in-time rollback No MariaDB Flashback Sharding IBM Db2 DPF* Built-in (Spider) Compression (row/index/backup) Built-in Built-in MariaDB vs. IBM Db2 *Distributed Partitioning Feature
- 17. IBM MariaDB Transparent data encryption Built-in Built-in Dynamic data masking Built-in Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Database firewall No Built-in (MariaDB MaxScale) Columnar storage Yes (non-distributed*) Built-in (MariaDB ColumnStore) Temporal tables Built-in Built-in Stored procedures Oracle PL/SQL-compatible Oracle PL/SQL-compatible MariaDB vs. IBM Db2 *Shadow Tables do not support DPF
- 19. MariaDB Amazon Aurora Database MariaDB 10.3.x (latest release) MySQL 5.7.12 (released 04/2016) Primaries (within an AZ) Unlimited 1 Read replicas Unlimited` 15 Maximum database size Unlimited 64TB IOPS 3,000,000+* 75,000 MariaDB vs. Amazon Aurora *MariaDB can run on Amazon EC2 instances with local NVMe SSDs
- 20. MariaDB Amazon Aurora Clustering Yes No Transaction replay (connection + transaction failover) Yes No Transparent read/write splitting Yes No Point-in-time rollback* Yes No Zero-downtime maintance (upgrades/failover) Yes No MariaDB vs. Amazon Aurora *Not support in Amazon Aurora 2.x
- 21. MariaDB Amazon Aurora Oracle Database compatibility (e.g., PL/SQL) Yes No Transparent sharding (i.e., Spider) Yes No Temporal tables Yes No Database firewall Yes No Dynamic data masking Yes No MariaDB vs. Amazon Aurora
- 22. MariaDB Amazon Aurora Upgrades (major and minor) Quarterly No* Bug fixes Yes Limited* Security patches Yes No Security alerts Yes No Technical and consultative database support Yes No DBA tools (SQL DM + SQLyog) Yes No Kafka connector and change-data-capture client Yes No MariaDB vs. Amazon Aurora *Throughout 2018, Amazon Aurora remained on MySQL 7.12 and backported 5 MySQL bufixes
- 24. MariaDB Azure Database for MariaDB Database MariaDB 10.3.x (latest release) MariaDB 10.2.17 (released 08/2018) Primaries (within an AZ) Unlimited 1 Read replicas Unlimited` 0 Maximum database size Unlimited 4TB IOPS 3,400,000+* 6,000 MariaDB vs. Azure Database for MariaDB *MariaDB can run on Microsoft Azure Lsv2 instances with local NVMe SSDs
- 25. MariaDB Azure Database for MariaDB Clustering Yes No Transaction replay (connection + transaction failover) Yes No Transparent read/write splitting Yes No Point-in-time rollback* Yes No Zero-downtime maintance (upgrades/failover) Yes No MariaDB vs. Microsoft Azure for MariaDB *Not support in Amazon Aurora 2.x
- 26. MariaDB Azure Database for MariaDB Oracle Database compatibility (e.g., PL/SQL) Yes No Transparent sharding (i.e., Spider) Yes No Temporal tables Yes No Database firewall Yes No Dynamic data masking Yes No MariaDB vs. Microsoft Azure for MariaDB
- 27. MariaDB Microsoft Upgrades (major and minor) Quarterly No* Bug fixes Yes No* Security patches Yes No Security alerts Yes No Technical and consultative database support Yes No DBA tools (SQL DM + SQLyog) Yes No Kafka connector and change-data-capture client Yes No MariaDB vs. Microsoft Azure for MariaDB *Microsoft Azures for MariaDB has not released any upgrades/bug fixes yet
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