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  1. Bei den Tests in meinen vorherigen Artikeln habe ich festgestellt, dass #MariaDB das Konzept des dynamisch konfigurierbaren #InnoDB Buffer Pools völlig kaputt gemacht hat!

    Und dies innerhalb einer Long-Term-Support Release-Reihe. Mehr dazu, damit Euch das nicht in der Produktion auf die Füsse fällt, habe ich hier beschrieben:

    fromdual.com/de/blog/mariadb-d

    Image Author: Cplakidas, GNU FDL v1.2

  2. Load CSV files into the database

    Proof of concept how to load data from a CSV file into a #MariaDB/#MySQL or #PostgreSQL database to display locations on an #OpenStreeMap map with #Leaflet.

    fromdual.com/blog/load-csv-fil

  3. Load CSV files into the database

    Proof of concept how to load data from a CSV file into a #MariaDB/#MySQL or #PostgreSQL database to display locations on an #OpenStreeMap map with #Leaflet.

    fromdual.com/blog/load-csv-fil

  4. New binlog implementation in MariaDB 12.3. Vastly improved performance by default, and crash-safe for those who had performance configs. mariadb.org/new-binlog-impleme

  5. New binlog implementation in MariaDB 12.3. Vastly improved performance by default, and crash-safe for those who had performance configs. mariadb.org/new-binlog-impleme #mariadb #opensource #database #innodb

  6. New binlog implementation in MariaDB 12.3. Vastly improved performance by default, and crash-safe for those who had performance configs. mariadb.org/new-binlog-impleme #mariadb #opensource #database #innodb

  7. New binlog implementation in MariaDB 12.3. Vastly improved performance by default, and crash-safe for those who had performance configs. mariadb.org/new-binlog-impleme #mariadb #opensource #database #innodb

  8. New binlog implementation in MariaDB 12.3. Vastly improved performance by default, and crash-safe for those who had performance configs. mariadb.org/new-binlog-impleme #mariadb #opensource #database #innodb

  9. ...
    * MySQL is at risk at #Oracle.
    * MySQL is not dead but in "maintenance mode".
    * #Alibaba has more developers working on MySQL than Oracle.
    * Why PostgreSQL is winning: Extensions!

    Companies seen at this Summit: #Percona, #MariaDB, Oracle, #AWS, #Ubuntu/#Canonical, #WordPress, booking.com, #ProxySQL, and many other huge players in the eco-system.

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

  11. 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 #mariadb #opensource #database #mysql #percona #tpcc #oltp

  12. 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 #mariadb #opensource #database #mysql #percona #tpcc #oltp

  13. 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 #mariadb #opensource #database #mysql #percona #tpcc #oltp

  14. 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 #mariadb #opensource #database #mysql #percona #tpcc #oltp

  15. Next why the database, why #postgressql why not #mariadb or something else?
    Well this is basically based on experience.

    When it comes to out of the box performance and stability, I find that postgres. Also when you need to adapt it for scalability in particular sharding I find this to be significantly easier than in other database.

    It is not that the other DBs are bad. I find Postgres better.

  16. Trying to set up #mariadb using the #linuxserverio image on #kubernetes and it's not going well...

    It's not picking up the root/user passwords I'm setting and at first I was willing to guess I messed up something so I scrapped the pod, pvc and pv and started fresh.

    Then I noticed it was getting OOMKilled seconds after the pod first boots up. Great! Obviously, that affected the db set up and that's why I can't connect... Nope, increasing the pod memory didn't fix it

    Read the LSIO docs again and noticed you don't need a password to sign into root (as long as you're using the OS root account.) Okay, I'm running the image as non-root user so maybe that explains why I can't sign in... But I need to do that because I'm storing db config on pvc backed by NFS which is picky about user access and it's easier to run stuff as a predictable non-root user... And NFS is the only reasonable option I currently have for dynamically provisioned storage which I need because I'm deploying MariaDB as a statefulset... Fuck

  17. Trying to set up #mariadb using the #linuxserverio image on #kubernetes and it's not going well...

    It's not picking up the root/user passwords I'm setting and at first I was willing to guess I messed up something so I scrapped the pod, pvc and pv and started fresh.

    Then I noticed it was getting OOMKilled seconds after the pod first boots up. Great! Obviously, that affected the db set up and that's why I can't connect... Nope, increasing the pod memory didn't fix it

    Read the LSIO docs again and noticed you don't need a password to sign into root (as long as you're using the OS root account.) Okay, I'm running the image as non-root user so maybe that explains why I can't sign in... But I need to do that because I'm storing db config on pvc backed by NFS which is picky about user access and it's easier to run stuff as a predictable non-root user... And NFS is the only reasonable option I currently have for dynamically provisioned storage which I need because I'm deploying MariaDB as a statefulset... Fuck

  18. Trying to set up #mariadb using the #linuxserverio image on #kubernetes and it's not going well...

    It's not picking up the root/user passwords I'm setting and at first I was willing to guess I messed up something so I scrapped the pod, pvc and pv and started fresh.

    Then I noticed it was getting OOMKilled seconds after the pod first boots up. Great! Obviously, that affected the db set up and that's why I can't connect... Nope, increasing the pod memory didn't fix it

    Read the LSIO docs again and noticed you don't need a password to sign into root (as long as you're using the OS root account.) Okay, I'm running the image as non-root user so maybe that explains why I can't sign in... But I need to do that because I'm storing db config on pvc backed by NFS which is picky about user access and it's easier to run stuff as a predictable non-root user... And NFS is the only reasonable option I currently have for dynamically provisioned storage which I need because I'm deploying MariaDB as a statefulset... Fuck

  19. Trying to set up using the image on and it's not going well...

    It's not picking up the root/user passwords I'm setting and at first I was willing to guess I messed up something so I scrapped the pod, pvc and pv and started fresh.

    Then I noticed it was getting OOMKilled seconds after the pod first boots up. Great! Obviously, that affected the db set up and that's why I can't connect... Nope, increasing the pod memory didn't fix it

    Read the LSIO docs again and noticed you don't need a password to sign into root (as long as you're using the OS root account.) Okay, I'm running the image as non-root user so maybe that explains why I can't sign in... But I need to do that because I'm storing db config on pvc backed by NFS which is picky about user access and it's easier to run stuff as a predictable non-root user... And NFS is the only reasonable option I currently have for dynamically provisioned storage which I need because I'm deploying MariaDB as a statefulset... Fuck

  20. Mal ne Fragen an die Datenbankexperten:
    Ich schätze 90% aller Datenbankanwendungen brauchen keine Spezialfunktionen. Warum setzen viele Entwickler trotzdem #Microsoft oder #Oracle ein, anstatt freie Alternativen wie #Postgresql oder #MariaDB?

    Das erzeugt doch weniger Abhängigkeit und spart den Kunden Lizenzgebühren.

    #DBMS

  21. Attribute Promotion und Demotion im MariaDB Galera Cluster

    Hier noch mein Erfahrungsbericht zum Feature Attribute Promotion und Demotion im neusten #MariaDB 11.8.5 #Galera Cluster...

    fromdual.com/attribute-promoti

  22. Tired of wrestling with TLS certs and CAs for your database? MariaDB 11.8's zero-configuration TLS requires no manual setup 🚀
    Check out security management tips at
    optimizedbyotto.com/post/zero-
    #MariaDB #DatabaseSecurity #OpenSource

  23. MariaDB 12.0 open-source RDBMS is out, fixing InnoDB and replication issues, while adding Fedora 42, RHEL 10, and Debian 13 package support.
    linuxiac.com/mariadb-12-0-land

    #mariadb #mysql #opensource #rdbms #databases