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  1. Cya in Roma next Wednesday to talk about 🦭 🇮🇹 🏟️ - Ci vediamo mercoledì prossimo a Roma! t.co/vcQh2T2yta

  2. We were in the process of announcing the new releases as planned, but we encountered three critical bugs. To ensure security and quality, we are currently working on new releases—stay tuned.

  3. Susquehanna engineers explaining why they migrated to 🇮🇪☘️🦭🍕

  4. Getting ready for the Meetup

  5. Almost time to boarding for Dublin! 🇮🇪☘️ See you there seal fans 🦭 - Tonight meet-up with pizza 🍕 - What else?

  6. In Paris 🥖🍷🧀🇫🇷 for the Open Source Founder Summit to talk about

  7. Paris 🇫🇷 j’arrive !! Today I will be speaking at the Open Source Founders Summit 2026 - Join me if you wanna learn about our Ecosystem Hub and discover our first solution stack dedicated to 🦭🚫

  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

  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. 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

  12. 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

  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. 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

  16. 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-

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