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  1. Benchmarking lead Jeb Miller, who recently joined MariaDB Foundation after over two decades at MySQL, on "Why sysbench‑tpcc results on outdated hardware should not be presented as a valid OLTP vendor comparison" mariadb.org/why-sysbench%E2%80

  2. Adding a New Data Type to MariaDB with Type_handler – Part 3
    In the previous article, we wrote, compiled, and tested our first custom data type for MariaDB using the Type_handler framework.

    But currently, aside from allowing the use of its new name (MONEY) and listing it in the metadata, our new data type behaves exactly like a DOUBLE, the class it inherits from.

    In
    lefred.be/content/adding-a-new

  3. Adding a New Data Type to MariaDB with Type_handler – Part 3
    In the previous article, we wrote, compiled, and tested our first custom data type for MariaDB using the Type_handler framework.

    But currently, aside from allowing the use of its new name (MONEY) and listing it in the metadata, our new data type behaves exactly like a DOUBLE, the class it inherits from.

    In
    lefred.be/content/adding-a-new
    #DataType #MariaDB #Plugins

  4. Adding a New Data Type to MariaDB with Type_handler – Part 3
    In the previous article, we wrote, compiled, and tested our first custom data type for MariaDB using the Type_handler framework.

    But currently, aside from allowing the use of its new name (MONEY) and listing it in the metadata, our new data type behaves exactly like a DOUBLE, the class it inherits from.

    In
    lefred.be/content/adding-a-new
    #DataType #MariaDB #Plugins

  5. Adding a New Data Type to MariaDB with Type_handler – Part 3
    In the previous article, we wrote, compiled, and tested our first custom data type for MariaDB using the Type_handler framework.

    But currently, aside from allowing the use of its new name (MONEY) and listing it in the metadata, our new data type behaves exactly like a DOUBLE, the class it inherits from.

    In
    lefred.be/content/adding-a-new
    #DataType #MariaDB #Plugins

  6. Fedora Linux 44 ships with GNOME 50 and KDE Plasma 6.6, plus Anaconda changes that simplify post-install network configuration. 🐧
    It also updates key stack components across Workstation and KDE, including MariaDB 11.8, OpenSSL improvements, and Wine NTSYNC support. ⚙️

    🔗 fedoramagazine.org/announcing-

    #TechNews #Fedora #Fedora44 #Linux #GNOME #GNOME50 #KDE #KDEPlasma #OpenSource #FOSS #MariaDB #Wine #NTSYNC #DesktopLinux #Server #Security #Upgrades #OperatingSystem

  7. Dealing with caching_sha2_password as authentication method in MariaDB Server
    MariaDB Server supports different authentication methods just like MySQL.

    Depending on your installation, the number of available and active authentication plugins can vary.

    But you should always have those 3 by default:

    MariaDB > select plugin_name from information_schema.plugins

    lefred.be/content/dealing-with

  8. Dealing with caching_sha2_password as authentication method in MariaDB Server
    MariaDB Server supports different authentication methods just like MySQL.

    Depending on your installation, the number of available and active authentication plugins can vary.

    But you should always have those 3 by default:

    MariaDB > select plugin_name from information_schema.plugins

    lefred.be/content/dealing-with
    #MariaDB

  9. Dealing with caching_sha2_password as authentication method in MariaDB Server
    MariaDB Server supports different authentication methods just like MySQL.

    Depending on your installation, the number of available and active authentication plugins can vary.

    But you should always have those 3 by default:

    MariaDB > select plugin_name from information_schema.plugins

    lefred.be/content/dealing-with
    #MariaDB

  10. Dealing with caching_sha2_password as authentication method in MariaDB Server
    MariaDB Server supports different authentication methods just like MySQL.

    Depending on your installation, the number of available and active authentication plugins can vary.

    But you should always have those 3 by default:

    MariaDB > select plugin_name from information_schema.plugins

    lefred.be/content/dealing-with
    #MariaDB

  11. Have you ever used the CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  12. Have you ever used the #MariaDB CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  13. Have you ever used the #MariaDB CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  14. Have you ever used the #MariaDB CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  15. 🚀 Ubuntu 26.04 Status Update

    We are already working on support for the new LTS! While we wait for PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, and Redis packages to be fully available and stable in their respective repositories, we are making progress.

    ⚡ Huge thanks to Nginx for the immediate availability!

    We will announce full support as soon as the rest of the stack is ready for production. Stability is our priority. 🛠️

  16. 🚀 Ubuntu 26.04 Status Update

    We are already working on support for the new LTS! While we wait for PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, and Redis packages to be fully available and stable in their respective repositories, we are making progress.

    ⚡ Huge thanks to Nginx for the immediate availability!

    We will announce full support as soon as the rest of the stack is ready for production. Stability is our priority. 🛠️

    #Webinoly #Ubuntu2604 #Nginx #SysAdmin #LTS #WebPerf #SelfHosted

  17. Qué oxidado que estoy con #docker! 😅

    Mañana sigo trabajando... instalando un nuevo server para juncotic.com:

    * Un #moodle dockerizado
    * #mysql / #mariadb

    Sí señores, se vienen cositas nuevas con las capacitaciones de #juncotic! 🚀

    Muy pronto novedades 😉

    docs.moodle.org/501/en/Install

    #gnu #linux #sysadmin #devops #networking #lpic
    #learning #juncotic #educacion #CursoOnline #curso

  18. Nouvelle mise à jour de #LampBox, multi-environnements de développement pour du web sous Docker. Au menu :

    🚀 Multiple PHP versions (8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5)
    💾 Multiple databases (MySQL 8.0, 8.4, MariaDB 10.3-10.6, 10.11, 11.8, 12.1)
    🔒 HTTPS/SSL support with auto-generated certificates
    🎯 Dual access modes: Direct ports or reverse proxy (Nginx)
    🔧 phpMyAdmin included and pre-configured

    1/2

  19. The latest MariaDB Adoption Index data shows something I really like to see: not one lucky spike, but multiple signals moving in the right direction at the same time. We're really on a roll! mariadb.org/mariadb-keeps-clim 🦭

  20. We reached the final post of our series about extending MariaDB with a new data type using the Type_handler framework. Let's have a look at the limitations & workarounds. 🦭🧩 mariadb.org/adding-a-new-data-

  21. Sarò a Roma il 27 maggio per parlarti di MariaDB 🦭 🏟️ 🇮🇹 shorturl.at/yLXP0

  22. Testing the newly implemented Cluster in dbdeployer! Great job team 🦭🦭🦭 ⚙️🏕️ proxysql.github.io/dbdeployer/

  23. The series continues! Adding a New Data Type to MariaDB with Type_handler, part 4: let's see how to override existing types and change how our new type is sorted. mariadb.org/adding-a-new-data- 🦭🧩