Meet MariaDB
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MariaDB is a fork of MySQL, developed and maintained by the MariaDB Foundation and MariaDB Corporation. Its major releases, starting from version 5.3 in February 2012, included significant improvements in performance, replication features, and new functionalities, culminating in version 10.3 which features Oracle compatibility. Users can find further information, code, and documentation through the MariaDB website and related resources.
Meet MariaDB
- 1. Meet MariaDB Ian Gilfillan MariaDB Foundation
- 2. MariaDB is a fork of MySQL
- 4. Up until 5.5, MariaDB followed MySQL's numbering
- 5. Next major release was MariaDB 10.0
- 6. MariaDB 5.3 • Stable in Feb 2012 • Numerous improvements to the query optimizer • Particularly subqueries • Improvements to replication and binary logging
- 7. MariaDB 5.5 • Stable in April 2012 • 5.3 improvements went into MariaDB 5.5 • On a busy server, 5 times faster than MySQL • MariaDB 5.5 supported until April 2020
- 8. MariaDB 10.0 • Stable in March 2014 • Parallel Replication (up to 10 times improvement) • Global Transaction ID • Multi-source Replication • Online ALTER TABLE
- 9. MariaDB 10.1 • First stable Oct 2015 • Galera • Encryption • Page compression • Roles • GIS improvements • Debian 9 Stretch
- 10. MariaDB 10.2 • First stable May 2017 • Window functions • Common Table Expressions • GeoJSON / JSON • XtraDB → InnoDB
- 11. Window Functions
- 12. MariaDB 10.3 • First alpha released in April • Oracle compatibility
- 13. Learn more • Foundation website: mariadb.org • Code: github.com/mariadb/server • Documentation: mariadb.com/kb • Bugs: jira.mariadb.org • IRC: #maria on Freenode • Mailing list: maria-discuss@lists.launchpad.net Questions?