This blog post looks at the recent MariaDB Server 10.2 GA release. Congratulations to the MariaDB Foundation for releasing a generally available (GA) stable version of MariaDB Server 10.2! We’ll definitely spend the next few weeks talking about MariaDB Server 10.2, but here’s a quick overview in the meantime. Keep in mind that when thinking about […]
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At Percona, we support MariaDB Server (in addition to MySQL, Percona Server for MySQL, MongoDB and Percona Server for MongoDB, of course!), and that is reflected in the good, high-quality technical content about MariaDB Server at the Percona Live Open Source Database Conference 2017 in Santa Clara. MariaDB is a fork of MySQL, developed and maintained by […]
Read MoreThis blog will review some of the high availability topics featured at this year’s Percona Live Europe, Amsterdam conference. The topic of high availability MySQL is always hot, because beyond just being available, you also want efficient database manageability. I’m sure you’ve all seen the video by Frederic Descamps talking about the launch of MySQL […]
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If you’re going to Percona Live Europe Amsterdam 2016, and are specifically interested in MariaDB-related technologies, there are many talks for you to attend. On Tutorial Monday, you will want to attend my tutorial The Complete MariaDB Server Tutorial. In those three hours, you’ll learn about all the differences that MariaDB Server has to offer […]
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Let me introduce myself, I’m Colin Charles. Percona turns ten years old this year. To me, there is no better time to join the company as the Chief Evangelist in the CTO office. I’ve been in the MySQL world a tad longer than Percona has, and have had the pleasure of working on MySQL at […]
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