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Technical guides, deep dives, and perspectives across MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Valkey, Redis, and more.

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July 2, 2026

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Ivan Groenewold

Why Percona Backup for MongoDB Is the Right Choice for Production Backups

When you’re running MongoDB in production, backups are non-negotiable. But not all backup strategies are equal. The gap between a good backup st...

Still on MySQL 5.7 or 8.0? Those high-severity CVE fixes are covered

June 30, 2026

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Slava Sarzhan

Community Docker Images: keeping the operator open without a vendor registry lock-in

June 30, 2026

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Chetan Shivashankar

Security advisory: CVE-2026-9740 and CVE-2026-11933 in Percona Server for MongoDB

Extending pt-archiver with a Partition-Aware Plug-in for Fast Retention Policy Enforcement

June 15, 2026

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Marco Tusa

Group Replication VS Percona XtraDB Cluster: The True Cost of Consistency

The Failover Brownout: Rethinking High Availability in MySQL Group Replication

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Enough.

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The Percona Database Performance Blog

Still on MySQL 5.7 or 8.0? Those high-severity CVE fixes are covered

Community Docker Images: keeping the operator open without a vendor registry lock-in

Debugging with Ephemeral Containers

Why I haven’t run my databases on Kubernetes

Skipping Percona Server for MySQL 8.4.9 and 9.7.0

Security advisory: CVE-2026-9740 and CVE-2026-11933 in Percona Server for MongoDB

Extending pt-archiver with a Partition-Aware Plug-in for Fast Retention Policy Enforcement

Group Replication VS Percona XtraDB Cluster: The True Cost of Consistency

The Failover Brownout: Rethinking High Availability in MySQL Group Replication

Far Enough.

Far
Enough.