MariaDB 10 vs MySQL 5.6 – A Feature Comparison Update
About a year ago I wrote a blog post comparing MariaDB 10 to MySQL 5.6. You can find that post […]
Get rid of orphaned InnoDB temporary tables, the right way
If InnoDB or XtraDB in MySQL or MariaDB are interrupted while performing an ALTER TABLE, they’ll leave a temporary table […]
staging-mdb.com and MySQL Community Dinner: Have a drink on us!
The MySQL Community Dinner hosted by Pythian is an event that I look forward to each year. This year it’s […]
The Best of Both Worlds
In my previous blog post, I described some of the key new replication features in MariaDB 10 that let this […]
Story of 2 Bugs
I was working on a 2nd article on the CONNECT engine, but instead found myself Yak Shaving. For those not […]
MariaDB 10 CONNECT Engine – A Better Way to Access External Data
Not long ago on a blog post Dean Ellis talked about the new MariaDB 10.0, describing some of the ‘little […]
MariaDB 10 CONNECT Engine – A Better Way to Access External Data
Not long ago on a blog post Dean Ellis talked about the new MariaDB 10.0, describing some of the ‘little things’ it […]
MaxScale for the rest of us – Part 4
If you have followed this series of blogs (Introduction in part 1, Setting up the cluster in part 2 and Installing and […]
Onwards & upwards to Seoul
After spending the early part of the week in Tokyo the Monty roadshow moved onto Korea where we had a […]
MySQL to MariaDB migration: handling privilege table differences when using mysqldump
Migrating from MySQL to MariaDB is generally a straightforward procedure: you can shut down MySQL, install MariaDB, and start it […]