Using MariaDB Backup and MariaDB MaxScale to Scale Online
This blog post is rather practical. What it aims to show is how we can use a script that in […]
Getting Started with MariaDB MaxScale Database Firewall Filter
MariaDB Server and MariaDB MaxScale provides a secure, high-performance database platform. Some aspects of security goes into MariaDB Server and […]
Getting Started with MariaDB Galera and MariaDB MaxScale on CentOS
Introduction A good thing with Galera as a High Availability solution for MariaDB is that it is rather easy to set […]
Using MariaDB MaxScale 2.1 Regex Filter for Migrations
Migrating applications from one database system to another is sometimes easy and sometimes not. But they are hardly ever effortless. […]
CONNECT BY is dead, long live CTE! In MariaDB Server 10.2!
Yes, you got that right, the old CONNECT BY as used by recursive SQL with Oracle has been replaced by […]
On Databases, Temporal Datatypes and Trains
Introduction The data type aspect of databases is a key feature as is it when it comes to programming languages. I […]
Of Temporal Datatypes, Electricity and Cows
Introduction In an earlier blog post I discussed some aspects of temporal datatypes and how they apply to databases, in […]
Creating a MariaDB MaxScale Router Module
I wanted to do some tests with MariaDB MaxScale and realized that the two existing routers (beyond the binlog router […]
Installing MariaDB MaxScale the Hard Way
If you are like me (let’s for everyones sake hope you are not, though), you like to do things the […]