Planet for the MySQL Community

MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part III ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pIn the previous parts of this series we’ve seen how MariaDB stores vector indexes in a table and how to implement HNSW for a good performance. … /p pContinue reading \"MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part III\"/p pThe post MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part III appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Thursday, 02. April 2026 06:46 • 2 hours ago

Announcing Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL - Public Preview at FabCon 2026 ^{(from Azure for MySQL Blog)}

pAt FabCon 2026, we’re excited to announce the Public Preview of Microsoft Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL. This integration makes it easier than ever to analyze MySQL operational data using Fabric’s unified analytics platform, without building or maintaining ETL pipelines./p pThis milestone brings near real-time data replication from Azure Database for MySQL into Microsof [...]

Published Thursday, 02. April 2026 04:43 • 4 hours ago

MariaDB Java Connector 3.5.8 now available ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

MariaDB is pleased to announce the immediate availability of the MariaDB Connector/J 3.5.8 release. Release Notes and Changelogs MariaDB Connector/J […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 01. April 2026 22:35 • 10 hours ago

Percona Operator for PostgreSQL 2.9.0: PostgreSQL 18 Default, PVC Snapshot Backups, LDAP Support, and More! ^{(from Percona Database Blog)}

♦We are excited to announce Percona Operator for PostgreSQL 2.9.0! In this release, we bring significant improvements across database lifecycle management, security, backup/restore, and operational observability, making it easier than ever to run production PostgreSQL on Kubernetes. Here’s a deep dive into what’s new. Percona Operator for PostgreSQL 2.9.0 PostgreSQL 18 Is Now the [...]

Published Wednesday, 01. April 2026 18:00 • 15 hours ago

March Product Update ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

See what's new at Readyset in March 2026, including Shallow Caching now on by default, the Skip Cache hint, smarter query visibility, and how Hussle Technology eliminated peak-season database load with QueryPilot. [...]

Published Wednesday, 01. April 2026 17:30 • 16 hours ago

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log - Part 6: QUERY_EVENT — DDL Statements and Transaction Boundaries ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Understand how MySQL's binary log captures DDL statements and transaction boundaries using QUERY_EVENT. Includes field-by-field decoding of headers, status variables, and SQL mode flags. [...]

Published Wednesday, 01. April 2026 14:00 • 19 hours ago

Benchmarking MyRocks vs. InnoDB in Memory-Constrained Environments ^{(from Percona Database Blog)}

Benchmarking MyRocks vs. InnoDB in Memory-Constrained Environments It is a well-known fact in the database world that InnoDB is incredibly fast when the entire database fits into memory. But what happens when your data grows beyond your available RAM? MyRocks, built on RocksDB, is frequently recommended as a superior choice for environments constrained by memory, […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 01. April 2026 13:31 • 20 hours ago

MySQL 8.0 Is Reaching End of Life. Here Are Your Options. ^{(from VillageSQL)}

pMySQL 8.0 reaches end of life (EOL) in April 2026. Oracle will stop issuing security patches, bug fixes, and official support on that date. Most production workloads likely already have a plan in place, but just in case, we thought it might be useful to do a recap of/p [...]

Published Wednesday, 01. April 2026 13:00 • 20 hours ago

Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination ^{(from lefred's blog)}

One of the things I really like about open source is that a project is never only about the software. Yes, code is important. Very important. But a project like MariaDB exists and grows because of people. People who contribute code, of course, but also people who help users, review bugs, write blog posts, speak […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 01. April 2026 11:27 • 22 hours ago

Using PHP and Readyset for the First Time with MySQL ^{(from Another Boring Tech Blog)}

pSpeed up your PHP application without changing a single query. A few days ago I set out to answer a simple question: how much faster can a PHP app go if you drop a SQL cache in front of MySQL — without touching application code? The answer is below. On a four-table join aggregating revenue.../p pO post Using PHP and Readyset for the First Time with MySQL apareceu primeiro em Another Boring Tech Bl [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 21:18 • a day ago

CPU efficiency for MariaDB, MySQL and Postgres on TPROC-C with a small server ^{(from Small Datum)}

pI started to use TPROC-C from HammerDB to test MariaDB, MySQL and Postgres and published results for MySQL and Postgres on small and large servers. This post provides more detail on CPU overheads for MariaDB, MySQL and Postgres on a small server./pptl;dr/pp/pulliPostgres get the most throughput and the difference is large./liliMariaDB gets more throughput than MySQL/liliThroughput improves for Mar [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 19:35 • 17 days ago | Updated Tuesday, 31. March 2026 20:57 • a day ago

MySQL Metadata Store service not able to start on an ODA ^{(from dbi Blog)}

pI was recently doing some consulting on some ODA at one of our customers, and I faced an issue with the DCS Agent and the MySQL Metadata Store. In this blog, I will show you the problem and how I could resolved it. Problem description On an Oracle Database Appliance, the DCS agent is the […]/p pL’article MySQL Metadata Store service not able to start on an ODA est apparu en premier sur dbi B [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 20:32 • a day ago

gcc vs clang for sysbench on a small server with Postgres, MySQL and MariaDB ^{(from Small Datum)}

pThis has results for sysbench on a small server and compares performanc for Postgres, MySQL and MariaDB compiled using clang vs using gcc./pptl;dr/pp/pulliThroughput with clang and gcc is similar/li/ulp/pBuilds, configuration and hardwarep/pp/pp/pI compiled Postgres 18.3, MySQL 8.4.8 and MariaDB 11.8.6 from source. The server has 8 AMD cores with SMT disabled and 32G of RAM. The OS is Ubuntu 24.04 [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 20:28 • a day ago | Updated Tuesday, 31. March 2026 20:28 • a day ago

MySQL Automatic Failover: When to Automate vs. Manual Intervention ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

A practical guide to MySQL failover strategies, comparing automated and manual approaches, and examining risks such as replication lag, split-brain, and incorrect promotion in high availability environments.Tags: failoverautomation [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 17:51 • a day ago

What’s New in MariaDB AI RAG 1.1: Ingestion, Reranking, and Docker Deployment ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Moving a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) application from a local prototype to a production-grade system requires solving for data messy ingestion, […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 17:38 • a day ago

Introducing MySQL HeatWave Telemetry data with OCI Log Analytics ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Announcing MySQL HeatWave Telemetry data publishing into OCI Log Analytics — the easiest way to view , analyze the MYSQL Heatwave Logs New build-in feature to publish the MySQL Logs to OCI Log Analytics Telemetry Data: The Following data will be published based on the user selection1. Error log: Contains a record of mysqld startup and shutdown […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 16:00 • a day ago

Village News: MySQL/Database News (31 March 2026) ^{(from VillageSQL)}

pAs part of building the MySQL Community, we are going to publish a curated overview of MySQL and database news that you might have missed over the last period./ppIf you want to get these updates, just subscribe to the blog. /ppEnjoy!/pMySQL News:pNote: Aggregated MySQL news can/p [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 13:56 • 2 days ago

PostgreSQL Internals for the MySQL DBA ^{(from Rendiment)}

PostgreSQL internals explained for MySQL DBAs. MVCC, heap vs clustered index, VACUUM, WAL, and replication, all mapped to their InnoDB equivalents. [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 04:00 • 2 days ago

Graceful degradation in Postgres ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Not all traffic is created equal.When a database is overwhelmed, you want the important queries to keep executing, even if that means shedding lower-priority work.This is a much better outcome than the alternative: a total database outage. [...]

Published Tuesday, 31. March 2026 00:00 • 2 days ago

Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pOne of the things I really like about open source is that a project is never only about the software.br Yes, code is important. Very important. … /p pContinue reading \"Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination\"/p pThe post Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Monday, 30. March 2026 14:01 • 3 days ago

Contributions As a Cost-saver ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pThe economics of open source contribution development. And some questions./p pThe post Contributions As a Cost-saver appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Monday, 30. March 2026 12:18 • 3 days ago

Hussle Technology Trusts Readyset QueryPilot to Handle Peak-Season MySQL Load ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

See how Hussle Technology eliminated peak-season database pressure across 1,700 queries and 11 databases, with zero application changes and no additional read replicas, using ReadySet QueryPilot. [...]

Published Monday, 30. March 2026 11:00 • 3 days ago

High memory usage in Postgres is good, actually ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

A high memory percentage in PlanetScale Postgres is not necessarily a problem. Let's compare how memory and CPU usage are different, how not all memory usage is created equal, and which signals actually require attention. [...]

Published Monday, 30. March 2026 00:00 • 3 days ago

Talking PostgreSQL with ProxySQL at Percona Live SF 2026 ^{(from ProxySQL Blog)}

ProxySQL Is Coming to Percona Live 2026 – And It's Not Just for MySQL Anymore [...]

Published Monday, 30. March 2026 00:00 • 3 days ago

Technical Analysis: Why 0.2ms Queries Can Still Result in Low QPS ^{(from Another Boring Tech Blog)}

pIt is a classic trap: you spend a week fine-tuning your cache and your database hits only to realize your application is essentially running with the handbrake on. I saw this with my tests: MySQL and Readyset were returning rows in 0.2 ms, but the application throughput remained capped at 40 queries per second (QPS). The database isn’t.../p pO post Technical Analysis: Why 0.2ms Queries Can S [...]

Published Sunday, 29. March 2026 20:29 • 4 days ago

MyVector v1.26.3: Maintenance, CI, and Readiness for MySQL 9.7 ^{(from AskDba)}

In my recent series on Scoped Vector Search, we looked at the query patterns that make vector search a first-class citizen in MySQL. While the logic for those searches is now established, the infrastructure supporting them requires constant attention as the MySQL ecosystem moves toward its new release model. Today, I’m announcing MyVector v1.26.3. This is a foundational release […] [...]

Published Sunday, 29. March 2026 18:38 • 4 days ago

Selecting a character set for MySQL and MariaDB clients ^{(from Small Datum)}

p MySQL and MariaDB have many character-set related options, perhaps too many:/pp/pollicharacter_set_client/lilicharacter_set_connection/lilicharacter_set_database/lilicharacter_set_filesystem/lilicharacter_set_results/lilicharacter_set_server/lilicharacter_set_system/li/olThis is a topic that I don't know much about and I am still far from an expert. My focus has been other DBMS topics. But I [...]

Published Sunday, 29. March 2026 00:26 • 4 days ago | Updated Sunday, 29. March 2026 00:26 • 4 days ago

If you're running MySQL on a symlink... ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

If you're running MySQL on a symlink and using versions 8.0.34 through 9.6.0, it's important to be aware of a critical bug that can cause MySQL to crash after executing a TRUNCATE command. [...]

Published Sunday, 29. March 2026 00:00 • 4 days ago

MySQL Performance Tuning for High-Traffic Applications ^{(from MinervaDB Blog)}

MySQL Performance Tuning & Scalability Services for High-Traffic Applications In today’s digital landscape, high-traffic applications and growth-stage SaaS platforms demand robust, responsive, and scalable database solutions. MySQL, as one of the most popular open-source relational [...] [...]

Published Saturday, 28. March 2026 19:23 • 5 days ago

MySQL HeatWave observability updates in OCI ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Moving from Ops Insights/Database Management to OCI Monitoring and Unified Log Analytics OCI is updating the recommended approach for observing MySQL HeatWave. This includes changes to existing integrations, along with a path forward that provides stronger log analytics and AI-assisted analysis—while continuing to use OCI Monitoring as the foundational layer for metrics and alarms. What’s […] [...]

Published Friday, 27. March 2026 20:36 • 6 days ago

MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the community has clearly chosen its default stack ^{(from lefred's blog)}

Before I share my takeaway from this MariaDB observability poll, I would like to thank all participants and highlight that these recent polls are very popular, and your participation makes us happy. That said, we recently asked the MariaDB community the following question: Which observability tools do you use for MariaDB? I like polls like […] [...]

Published Friday, 27. March 2026 16:49 • 6 days ago

Tournament of Databases: Round 2 ^{(from VillageSQL)}

pRound 1 is a wrap! The Cinderella story continues for DuckDB while the heavyweights battle it out for supremacy. /pRound 1 Results:East Region:p#1 Oracle vs. #4 InfluxDB - Winner: Oracle/ppOracle proves yet again that no CIO can resist sending an RFP to Oracle and eventually/p [...]

Published Friday, 27. March 2026 14:00 • 6 days ago

Skeema v2 updates and timeline ^{(from Skeema Blog)}

pAs the community looks ahead to new LTS releases of both MySQL and MariaDB over the next couple months, the timeline for Skeema v2 has finally taken shape. In this post, we’ll reveal the preliminary schedule, and also cover some important changes to EOL database support, download URLs, and more./p [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 21:26 • 6 days ago

Four Data Architecture Decisions That Make or Break Agentic Systems ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pEditor’s note: This post originally appeared on The New Stack and is republished with permission. The original version is available here. Data teams that thrived in the last wave of Software as a Service (SaaS) platform scale weren’t the ones that chased hype. They were the ones that made a few smart decisions: They adopted cloud-first […]/p pThe post Four Data Architecture Decisions That Ma [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 20:48 • 7 days ago

Binary Log Compression is Safe since MySQL 8.0.34 ^{(from J-F Gagné's MySQL Blog)}

This is a quick one. My attention was recently brought (thanks Simon) on a relatively recent comment (25 Nov 2025) in Bug #103672 - Binlog compression transaction payload event exceeds max allowed packet : The underlying server bug was fixed in 8.0.34 in BUG#33588473. The server now falls back to writing the transaction without compression, if the compressed size would [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 20:41 • 7 days ago | Updated Thursday, 26. March 2026 20:41 • 7 days ago

Understanding MySQL Views & HeatWave In-Memory Execution ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

In the world of database management, MySQL HeatWave offers powerful in-memory analytics capabilities that can supercharge your OLTP queries. But what happens when you introduce views into the mix? A common question I get is: “If I create a view in MySQL, does this view run against the data stored in the tables in HeatWave […] [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 17:56 • 7 days ago

Unified MySQL Monitoring Across HeatWave and On-Prem with Grafana Dashboard ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

MySQL observability is essential in modern enterprises, whether you run a few critical databases or operate at massive scale. With the right real‑time monitoring, teams reduce MTTD/MTTR, avoid cascading failures, and continuously track workload health—CPU, memory, I/O, buffer pool efficiency, session contention, transaction/replication lag, error rates, and query latency. This Grafana monitoring te [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 15:32 • 7 days ago

MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum ^{(from lefred's blog)}

If you’ve been around the MariaDB community for a while, you can probably feel it already: things are moving in the right direction. And no, I’m not talking about one vanity metric, one lucky spike, or one noisy social post. I’m talking about a broader trend. The latest Adoption Index data shows something I really […] [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 12:28 • 7 days ago

2026 – MySQL Ecosystem Performance Benchmark Report ^{(from Percona Database Blog)}

By Percona Lab Results · 2026 · MySQL MariaDB Percona Benchmark Database MySQL Ecosystem Performance Benchmark Report 2026 Comparative Analysis of InnoDB-Compatible Engines — Percona Lab Results Repository: github.com/Percona-Lab-results/2026-interactive-metrics Interactive graphs available: Explore the full dataset dynamically — click any graph below to open the interactive version. OLTP Read- [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 10:04 • 7 days ago

MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the community has clearly chosen its default stack ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pBefore I share my takeaway from this MariaDB observability poll, I would like to thank all participants and highlight that these recent polls are very popular, and your participation makes us happy. … /p pContinue reading \"MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the community has clearly chosen its default stack\"/p pThe post MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the communi [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 08:35 • 7 days ago

MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part II ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pIn the first post of this series, I’ve described how the vector index is stored in a table and how it achieves full transactional behavior and ACID properties compatible with the storage engine of the table the user created. … /p pContinue reading \"MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part II\"/p pThe post MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part II appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 07:34 • 7 days ago

Strengthening the MySQL Community: Highlights from Our Second Public Discussion ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

On March 23, 2026, the MySQL Community Team hosted our second public discussion focused on shaping a new era of MySQL community engagement. With over 50 attendees participating, the session brought together members of the MySQL ecosystem to share feedback, discuss priorities, and help guide future efforts. Building on our earlier session, this webinar continued […] [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 06:00 • 7 days ago

Stripe Projects partnership: Provision PlanetScale Postgres and MySQL databases from the Stripe CLI ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

PlanetScale is a co-design and launch partner for the Stripe Projects developer preview, allowing you or your coding agents to provision and manage databases and other dev tools directly from the Stripe CLI. [...]

Published Thursday, 26. March 2026 00:00 • 7 days ago

[In preview] Public Preview: Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL ^{(from Azure Updates)}

We are excited to announce the public preview of Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server. You can now replicate MySQL operational data into Microsoft Fabric in near real time, without building or maintaining ETL pipelin [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 17:45 • 8 days ago

Announcing VillageSQL Server 0.0.3 ^{(from VillageSQL)}

pThe 0.0.3 release of VillageSQL Server is now available. This update adds broader support for standard SQL operations, provides a more idiomatic C++ experience, and starts to expand what custom types can do by introducing Parametrized Types. We also rebased the server onto the latest MySQL LTS release,/p [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 16:27 • 8 days ago

Datography Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pWe are pleased to welcome Datography as a Silver Sponsor of the MariaDB Foundation.br Datography focuses on helping organizations understand, map, and manage complex data environments. … /p pContinue reading \"Datography Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor\"/p pThe post Datography Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 14:42 • 8 days ago

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log Part 5: GTID_LOG_EVENT — The Global Transaction Identifier ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Decode the GTID_LOG_EVENT byte by byte: how MySQL assigns unique transaction IDs, drives parallel replication, and keeps replicas in sync. [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 14:00 • 8 days ago

MySQL Archiving: 3 Ways to Clear the Bloat ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

Practical guide to reducing MySQL data bloat through three archiving approaches: controlled deletes, partitioning, and replication-based offloading, with trade-offs and operational considerations.Tags: archivingpartitioningperformance [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 12:56 • 8 days ago

MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pIf you’ve been around the MariaDB community for a while, you can probably feel it already: things are moving in the right direction.br And no, I’m not talking about one vanity metric, one lucky spike, or one noisy social post. … /p pContinue reading \"MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum\"/p pThe post MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 09:59 • 8 days ago

MariaDB Curiosity: Since When in MariaDB do we use REPLICA? ^{(from lefred's blog)}

As a former MySQL DBA, I am less familiar with some MariaDB details. Also, the evolution of MariaDB Server is ongoing, with many new features, data types, and syntax, and more… I decided then to create a new blog series for those like me who need to reinforce their MariaDB knowledge and be unbeatable during […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 09:28 • 8 days ago

MySQL at 30 – does it still have a future? QnA ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

Last year MySQL marked its 30th birthday, but with end of life for the current version (8.0) coming up next month and moves towards a community edition what does the future hold for the platform? We spoke to Peter Zaitsev, founder of database support specialist Percona, to discuss what MySQL users should be doing now and whether there’s still life in the old database yet. [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. March 2026 00:00 • 8 days ago

Lessons from Using Claude Code to Implement Double Write Buffer in PostgreSQL ^{(from Chen Zongzhi's Medium blog)}

pI’ve been exploring how to use Claude Code to help write database kernel code. The specific task was implementing a Double Write Buffer in PostgreSQL, modeled after InnoDB’s implementation. Claude was fast at writing the code, but I ran into a problem along the way: it can’t do design./ppThe Buffer I/O vs Direct I/O Gap/ppI asked Claude to implement a DWB in PostgreSQL following InnoDB’s approach. [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 22:30 • 8 days ago

Automatically scale storage for Amazon RDS Multi-AZ DB clusters using AWS Lambda ^{(from AWS Database Blog)}

In this post, we walk you through building an automated storage scaling solution for Amazon RDS Multi-AZ clusters with two readable standbys. We use AWS Lambda to execute scaling logic, Amazon CloudWatch to detect and alarm on storage thresholds, and Amazon SNS to deliver timely notifications. This combination provides event-driven automation, native AWS integration, and operational visibility with [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 21:46 • 8 days ago

Sysbench vs MySQL on a small server: no new regressions, many old ones ^{(from Small Datum)}

pThis has performance results for InnoDB from MySQL 5.6.51, 5.7.44, 8.0.X, 8.4.8 and 9.7.0 on a small server with sysbench microbenchmarks. The workload here is cached by InnoDB and my focus is on regressions from new CPU overheads. /ppIn many cases, MySQL 5.6.51 gets about 1.5X more QPS than modern MySQL (8.0.x thru 9.7). The root cause is new CPU overhead, possibly from code bloat./pptl;dr/p [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 21:31 • 8 days ago | Updated Tuesday, 24. March 2026 21:34 • 8 days ago

MySQL Early Access Release Builds Available: What to Test and How to Share Feedback ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Last week, we published MySQL Early Access Release builds available for community testing and feedback ahead of the upcoming stable releases. Early Access builds are ideal for developers and DBAs who want to validate compatibility, behavior, and performance in non-production environments—and help us catch regressions early or identify areas where the documentation could be clearer. We […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 18:06 • 9 days ago

MariaDB Doesn't Depend on MySQL ^{(from DZone)}

pWhen MariaDB was first announced in 2009 by Michael “Monty” Widenius, it was positioned as a “fork of MySQL”. I think that was a Bad Idea™. Okay, maybe it wasn’t a bad idea as such. After all, MariaDB indeed is a fork of MySQL. But what is a fork in the software sense, and how is this reflected in MariaDB? /p pA fork is a software project that takes the source code of another project and cont [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 16:00 • 9 days ago

Building and testing MySQL 9.7.0 early access build on macOS ^{(from Laurynas Biveinis' blog)}

p Oracle released 9.7.0 community early access build, which is a part of their work towards fulfilling their new promises to the community. This is great news for community testing and I did my part in my usual way (previously: 8.0.45 / 8.4.8 / 9.6.0). /p Build p No changes from 9.6.0: the current Xcode (26.3) builds the 9.7.0 early access build fine, LLVM 21 still fails (bug #119246). /p Test [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 14:25 • 9 days ago | Updated Tuesday, 24. March 2026 14:25 • 9 days ago

MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available ^{(from lefred's blog)}

We are pleased to announce the availability of a preview of the MariaDB 13.0 series. MariaDB 13.0 is a preview rolling release, published on 23 March 2026, and it continues the work started in 12.3 while adding a solid set of entirely new features. And this one is interesting. This preview release brings a nice […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 13:02 • 9 days ago

The Agentic Era: Why Infrastructure is the New Innovation Frontier ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Eighteen months ago, when I joined MariaDB, the industry was already feeling the first tremors of the AI boom. While […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 13:02 • 9 days ago

MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pWe are pleased to announce the availability of a preview of the MariaDB 13.0 series. MariaDB 13.0 is a preview rolling release, published on 23 March 2026, and it continues the work started in 12.3 while adding a solid set of entirely new features. … /p pContinue reading \"MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available\"/p pThe post MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 12:49 • 9 days ago

DBaasNow Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pWe are pleased to welcome DBaasNow as a Silver Sponsor of the MariaDB Foundation.br As the MariaDB ecosystem continues to expand across cloud, hybrid, and on-premise environments, the need for consistent, reliable, and scalable database operations has never been more important. … /p pContinue reading \"DBaasNow Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor\"/p pThe post DBaasNow Joins MariaDB F [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 07:05 • 9 days ago

TiDB Cloud Zero Public Preview: Get a Database in 1 Second, Claim It in 3 Clicks ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pWe’re excited to announce that TiDB Cloud Zero is now available in Public Preview. TiDB Cloud Zero is designed for a new generation of AI agents and developers who want instant access to a real production-grade database without the traditional onboarding friction. With TiDB Cloud Zero, you can: This blog walks through the entire flow from zero to a claimed […]/p pThe [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 05:32 • 9 days ago

Enhanced tagging in Postgres Query Insights ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Introducing query tagging improvements in Postgres Query Insights [...]

Published Tuesday, 24. March 2026 00:00 • 9 days ago

A Guide to Multi-Region Disaster Recovery with MariaDB Cloud ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Recent global events remind us of a difficult truth: infrastructure failures rarely happen at convenient times. From geopolitical conflicts and […] [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 21:54 • 9 days ago

MariaDB Python Connector 2.0.0rc2 ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Today’s release candidate for MariaDB Connector/Python 2.0 marks a transition from the architecture used in version 1.1. Although the previous […] [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 18:31 • 10 days ago

MariaDB/MySQL Environment MyEnv 3.0.0 has been released ^{(from Shinguz's Blog)}

pFromDual has the pleasure to announce the release of the new version 3.0.0 of its popular MariaDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL multi-instance environment MyEnv./p pThe new MyEnv can be downloaded here. How to install MyEnv is described in the MyEnv Installation Guide./p pIn the inconceivable case that you find a bug in the MyEnv please report it to us by sending an email./p pAny feedback, statements and [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 16:42 • 10 days ago

Queen Shrugged ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pIt’s easy to be a queen. Why? Because you can always count on your true selfless friends. I learned this already as a young princess. Nothing brightens a ball quite like a comment from one of your most trusted girlfriends:br It’s beautiful. … /p pContinue reading \"Queen Shrugged\"/p pThe post Queen Shrugged appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 16:33 • 10 days ago

Behind the scenes: How Database Traffic Control works ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Learn how Traffic Control enforces real-time limits on Postgres queries. [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 16:00 • 10 days ago

MariaDB Innovation: InnoDB-Based Binary Log ^{(from lefred's blog)}

I am starting a new series on what makes MariaDB Server distinct from MySQL, highlighting innovations that make the difference. MariaDB 12.3 introduces a new binary log implementation that stores binlog events directly in InnoDB-managed tablespaces rather than in separate flat files on disk. This is an incredible innovation; for a long time, binary logs […] [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 08:03 • 10 days ago

Introducing Database Traffic Control ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Enforce real-time limits on your Postgres query traffic to protect your database from runaway queries and unexpected load spikes. [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 00:00 • 10 days ago

ProxySQL 3.1.6: Full Query Observability in Fast Forward Mode with FFTO ^{(from ProxySQL Blog)}

Fast Forward Mode Is No Longer a Blind Spot [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 00:00 • 10 days ago

用 Claude Code 在 PostgreSQL 实现 Double Write Buffer 遇到的一些问题 ^{(from Chen Zongzhi's GitHub blog)}

最近一直在探索怎么用 Claude Code 来帮忙写数据库内核的代码. 一开始是直接让 Claude code 在 PostgreSQL 上实现一套 Double Write Buffer, 参考 InnoDB 的实现. 代码 Claude 确实写得挺快, 但过程中发现一个问题: 它不会做设计. [...]

Published Monday, 23. March 2026 00:00 • 10 days ago

Continued Momentum Leading up to MySQL Community Edition Release ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

More MySQL Worklogs and MySQL Developer Guide published As we ramp up to the MySQL Community Edition release in April, and as part of your our updated community engagement approach (see: A New Era of MySQL Community Engagement), we are announcing more MySQL worklogs, a MySQL Developer Guide and a reminder to please provide feedback […] [...]

Published Friday, 20. March 2026 16:11 • 13 days ago

DuckDB Storage Engine for MariaDB: Full-Speed Analytics Inside Your Database ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

MariaDB has long been celebrated for its pluggable storage engine architecture — the same design that lets you run InnoDB, Aria, ColumnStore, and other engines within a single server. Now there's a new player joining the lineup: the DuckDB Storage Engine, bringing the full power of DuckDB's columnar analytical engine right inside MariaDB. [...]

Published Friday, 20. March 2026 00:00 • 13 days ago

Migrating Etsy’s database sharding to Vitess ^{(from Etsy Code as Craft)}

pEtsy has maintained a sharded MySQL architecture since around 2010. This database cluster contains most of Etsy’s online data and is made up of ~1,000 tables distributed across ~1,000 shards. Over the last 16 years, it has grown significantly: combined, these tables have over 425 TB of data and receive roughly 1.7 million requests per second. /p pEtsy engineers access our MySQL data through a prop [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 21:03 • 13 days ago

Migrating Etsy’s database sharding to Vitess ^{(from Etsy Code as Craft)}

pEtsy has maintained a sharded MySQL architecture since around 2010. This database cluster contains most of Etsy’s online data and is made up of ~1,000 tables distributed across ~1,000 shards. Over the last 16 years, it has grown significantly: combined, these tables have over 425 TB of data and receive roughly 1.7 million requests per second. /p pEtsy engineers access our MySQL data through a prop [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 21:03 • 13 days ago

Migrating Etsy’s database sharding to Vitess ^{(from Etsy Code as Craft)}

pEtsy has maintained a sharded MySQL architecture since around 2010. This database cluster contains most of Etsy’s online data and is made up of ~1,000 tables distributed across ~1,000 shards. Over the last 16 years, it has grown significantly: combined, these tables have over 425 TB of data and receive roughly 1.7 million requests per second. /p pEtsy engineers access our MySQL data through a prop [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 21:03 • 13 days ago

Tournament of Databases: Road to Resilience ^{(from VillageSQL)}

pAs it’s spring and time for tournaments, we wanted to explore what would happen if the most popular database technologies squared off! This is our (just for fun) view of what might happen if there was a real bake-off based on popularity and functionality. Who would win the/p [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 19:34 • 14 days ago

Building a Voice-First AI Journal: How to Add a Knowledgeable Tutor ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pI give talks for a living. Developer relations means standing in front of rooms full of engineers and explaining complex technical concepts clearly enough that people walk away understanding something new. The problem is that I retain things far better when I explain them out loud than when I read about them. Most people do. […]/p pThe post Building a Voice-First AI Journal: How to Add a Kno [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 19:04 • 14 days ago

Troubleshooting MongoDB Out of Memory (OOM) Errors ^{(from MinervaDB Blog)}

Troubleshooting MongoDB Out of Memory (OOM) Errors: A Complete Guide MongoDB Out of Memory (OOM) errors can bring your database operations to a grinding halt, causing application downtime and data processing failures. These critical issues [...] [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 18:36 • 14 days ago

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log Part 4: PREVIOUS_GTIDS_LOG_EVENT — Tracking Transaction History ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Decode MySQL's PREVIOUS_GTIDS_LOG_EVENT byte-by-byte. See how it tracks GTID history across binlogs with hex examples for classic and MySQL 8.4+ tagged formats. [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 15:15 • 14 days ago

MariaDB Vector: How it works ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pYou might have seen that MariaDB Vector is fast. And is getting faster. But why? How does it achieve that? … /p pContinue reading \"MariaDB Vector: How it works\"/p pThe post MariaDB Vector: How it works appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 10:09 • 14 days ago

Sneak Peek: Dockerized Tungsten Replicator ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

Get a first look at the Dockerized Tungsten Replicator. Learn how containerization simplifies deployment, improves portability, and enables flexible MySQL replication across environments including Kubernetes and hybrid cloud setups.Tags: Dockerkubernetestungsten replicator [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 09:04 • 14 days ago

MariaDB innovation: binlog_storage_engine, 48-core server, Insert Benchmark ^{(from Small Datum)}

pMariaDB 12.3 has a new feature enabled by the option binlog_storage_engine. When enabled it uses InnoDB instead of raw files to store the binlog. A big benefit from this is reducing the number of fsync calls per commit from 2 to 1 because it reduces the number of resource managers from 2 (binlog, InnoDB) to 1 (InnoDB). See this blog post for more details on the new feature. This work was done [...]

Published Wednesday, 18. March 2026 19:46 • 15 days ago | Updated Thursday, 19. March 2026 03:15 • 14 days ago

MariaDB innovation: binlog_storage_engine, 32-core server, Insert Benchmark ^{(from Small Datum)}

pMariaDB 12.3 has a new feature enabled by the option binlog_storage_engine. When enabled it uses InnoDB instead of raw files to store the binlog. A big benefit from this is reducing the number of fsync calls per commit from 2 to 1 because it reduces the number of resource managers from 2 (binlog, InnoDB) to 1 (InnoDB). This work was done by Small Datum LLC and sponsored by the MariaDB Foundat [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 02:57 • 14 days ago | Updated Thursday, 19. March 2026 03:15 • 14 days ago

Automated security validation: How 7,000+ tests shaped MariaDB's new AppArmor profile ^{(from Optimized by Otto)}

♦pLinux kernel security modules provide a good additional layer of security around individual programs by restricting what they are allowed to do, and at best block and detect zero-day security vulnerabilities as soon as anyone tries to exploit them, long before they are widely known and reported. However, the challenge is how to create these security profiles without accidentally also blocking leg [...]

Published Thursday, 19. March 2026 00:00 • 14 days ago

MariaDB Enterprise Server Q1 2026 Maintenance Releases ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

New maintenance releases for MariaDB Enterprise Server 11.8.6-3, 11.4.10-7, and 10.6.25-21 are now available. Notable Release Updates MariaDB Enterprise Server […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 18. March 2026 23:49 • 14 days ago

How to Instantly Restore a Dropped Table in TiDB ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pDropping a table by mistake is one of those worst-case scenarios every database operator dreads. Maybe you thought the table wasn’t in use anymore. Maybe you were connected to the wrong environment. Either way, the moment you realize what happened, the clock starts ticking. With traditional databases like MySQL, recovering a dropped table means restoring […]/p pThe post How to Instantl [...]

Published Wednesday, 18. March 2026 19:10 • 15 days ago

Automated parameter and option group change monitoring in Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora ^{(from AWS Database Blog)}

In this post, you will learn how to build a serverless monitoring solution sending detailed alerts whenever Amazon RDS parameter groups are modified, including which databases are affected and whether a restart is required. [...]

Published Wednesday, 18. March 2026 18:11 • 15 days ago

Microsoft promises all-in-one database wrangling hub on Fabric ^{(from The Register)}

PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server all handled via Database Hub, vendor says pMicrosoft has launched a database management tool it promises will help users manage multiple databases sharing a single SQL engine.…/p [...]

Published Wednesday, 18. March 2026 17:44 • 15 days ago

Where can you find MySQL next? (Updated events list for March–May 2026) ^{(from ODBMS.org)}

March 18, 2026 3 minute read Lenka Kasparova MySQL Community Manager As a follow-up to our previous blog post, “Where can you find MySQL during January to April 2026” (published at the end of January 2026), we... [...]

Published Wednesday, 18. March 2026 17:02 • 15 days ago

Where can you find MySQL next? (Updated events list for March–May 2026) ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

As a follow-up to our previous blog post, “Where can you find MySQL during January to April 2026” (published at the end of January 2026), we would like to share an update. With the dynamic nature of event planning, we have slightly adjusted our plans—both for in-person conferences and for online sessions—so you always have […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 18. March 2026 11:59 • 15 days ago

Village News: MySQL/Database News - 17 March 2026 ^{(from VillageSQL)}

p/ppAs part of building the MySQL Community, we are going to publish a curated overview of MySQL and database news that you might have missed over the last period./ppIf you want to get these updates, just subscribe to the blog. /ppEnjoy!/pMySQL News:pNote: Aggregated MySQL news can/p [...]

Published Tuesday, 17. March 2026 16:56 • 16 days ago

MariaDB Innovation: InnoDB-Based Binary Log ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pI am starting a new series on what makes MariaDB Server distinct from MySQL, highlighting innovations that make the difference.br MariaDB 12.3 introduces a new binary log implementation that stores binlog events directly in InnoDB-managed tablespaces rather than in separate flat files on disk. … /p pContinue reading \"MariaDB Innovation: InnoDB-Based Binary Log\"/p pThe post MariaDB Innovati [...]

Published Tuesday, 17. March 2026 12:45 • 16 days ago

Update your databases now to avoid data debt ^{(from InfoWorld)}

p2026 should be a year of database updates, upgrades, and migrations. Across all of the most commonly used open source databases, end-of-life dates are forcing teams to take stock and move their workloads. The alternative is to stick with what is in place. While staying put might work in the short term, it will lead to more problems and higher costs over time. At the same tim [...]

Published Tuesday, 17. March 2026 09:00 • 16 days ago

How to install MySQL on Ubuntu 26.04 ^{(from RoseHosting Blog)}

pIn this blog post, we will show you how to install MySQL server on Ubuntu 26.04. MySQL is a very ... /p pRead More/p pThe post How to install MySQL on Ubuntu 26.04 appeared first on RoseHosting./p [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 17:30 • 17 days ago

How TiDB X Creates Indexes at 5.5M Rows/s with Near-Zero Business Impact ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pAdding an index has always been a sensitive operation: The challenge is clear: How do we build indexes that are fast, stable, and minimally disruptive, even at massive scale? TiDB X, the latest version of TiDB that introduces dedicated object storage, addresses this problem through a combination of three major innovations: In this blog, we explain why […]/p pThe post How TiDB X Creates Index [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 14:26 • 17 days ago

Oracle Declines Community Proposal for Neutral MySQL Foundation ^{(from LinuxInsider)}

♦More than 500 developers are urging Oracle to consider a vendor-neutral foundation for MySQL, warning that limited community input could slow innovation and fragment the ecosystem. The post Oracle Declines Community Proposal for Neutral MySQL Foundation appeared first on LinuxInsider. [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 14:00 • 17 days ago

MySQL Rockstar 2025. Q&A with Umesh Shastry ^{(from ODBMS.org)}

Q1. Umesh, congratulations on being named MySQL Rockstar 2025! Over the past decade, you’ve verified and handled over 14,000 public bug reports, acting as a crucial bridge between the MySQL community and Oracle’s development team.... [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 13:07 • 17 days ago

MySQL, from "Hello World" to High Availability ^{(from Aiven Blog - MySQL)}

Whether you’re spinning up your first relational database or running a global e-commerce platform, Aiven for MySQL provides the performance and reliability you need. [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 10:00 • 17 days ago

Where does the Community run most MariaDB in production – results from the poll ^{(from lefred's blog)}

We recently asked the MariaDB community a simple question: Where do you run MariaDB most in production? The responses give a useful snapshot of how MariaDB is deployed today across our community: The big takeaway: MariaDB remains strongly infrastructure-aware The clearest signal from this poll is that MariaDB is still most commonly run in environments […] [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 07:32 • 17 days ago

MariaDB Galera Cluster 12.1.2 ^{(from Jepsen)}

pJepsen tested MariaDB Galera Cluster, versions 12.1.2 through 12.2.2, and found two scenarios which led to the loss of committed transactions. First, under the recommended configuration settings it does not flush data to disk before acknowledgement; committed transactions can be lost when nodes crash in quick succession. Second, it occasionally loses committed transactions with process crashes and [...]

Published Monday, 16. March 2026 00:00 • 17 days ago

MariaDB 12.3 – Binlog Inside InnoDB ^{(from dbi Blog)}

pMariaDB has been quite active lately, the version 11.8 was already quite a step forward and apart from the changes on LTS schedule and the EOL durations, the RC 12.3 LTS is bringing some interesting changes to binlogs, pushing even further performance improvements and reliability. Instead of using the traditional flat file binlogs, they can […]/p pL’article MariaDB 12.3 – Binlog Inside [...]

Published Sunday, 15. March 2026 16:17 • 18 days ago

Improving MariaDB Observability with OpenSearch and Grafana ^{(from lefred's blog)}

When dealing with queries in MariaDB, there are several approaches, such as the general query log, the slow query log, and the performance_schema. The general query log is not recommended as it doesn’t contain much valuable information and can use a lot of resources when writing to the file on busy systems. The slow query […] [...]

Published Saturday, 14. March 2026 07:27 • 19 days ago

Mapping your data to file(s) in your Lakehouse table ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

MySQL HeatWave is a fully-managed MySQL database service that combines transactions, analytics, machine learning, and GenAI services, without ETL duplication. Also included is HeatWave Lakehouse, allowing users to query data stored in object storage, MySQL databases, or a combination of both. Introduction In the 9.6.1 release of MySQL HeatWave, Lakehouse now supports the _metadata_filename column [ [...]

Published Friday, 13. March 2026 15:59 • 20 days ago

MySQL Community Early Access Builds ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

MySQL benefits from a large and technically rigorous community—people who run MySQL at scale, test it in diverse environments, and surface issues (and ideas) that make the product better. Over the last year, we’ve been listening to community feedback and, since January 2026, sharing our updated community engagement approach (see: A New Era of MySQL Community […] [...]

Published Friday, 13. March 2026 14:44 • 20 days ago

Where does the Community run most MariaDB in production – results from the poll ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pWe recently asked the MariaDB community a simple question:br Where do you run MariaDB most in production?br The responses give a useful snapshot of how MariaDB is deployed today across our community:br The big takeaway: MariaDB remains strongly infrastructure-awarebr The clearest signal from this poll is that MariaDB is still most commonly run in environments where users want a high degree of cont [...]

Published Friday, 13. March 2026 07:29 • 20 days ago

Scaling Postgres connections with PgBouncer ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

PgBouncer is the perfect pairing for Postgres's biggest weakness: connection management. Tuning it just right is important to make this work well, and here we cover everything you need to know [...]

Published Friday, 13. March 2026 00:00 • 20 days ago

Why You Should Replace Stored Procedures with a Service Layer ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pIf you’ve worked with relational databases long enough, you’ve almost certainly encountered stored procedures. They made sense in an era when network latency was expensive and applications were monolithic, but the world has moved on. In this post, we’ll look at why stored procedures are holding teams back and what a modern alternative looks like. […]/p pThe post Why You Sho [...]

Published Thursday, 12. March 2026 19:35 • 21 days ago

Why Postgres® has won as the de facto database: Today and for the agentic future ^{(from InfoWorld)}

pThe AI economy is projected to reach $17 trillion by 2028, fundamentally altering how organizations architect their infrastructure. Driven by this shift, 95% of major global enterprises are on a mission-critical sprint to become their own AI and data platforms within the next two years. /p pYet only 13% of enterprises have successfully found the formula. Their secret to m [...]

Published Thursday, 12. March 2026 18:13 • 21 days ago

Join the Public MySQL Community Roadmap Discussion Webinar (Edition #2) ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Following the strong participation in our first Public MySQL Community Roadmap Discussion (with attendees joining from around the world), we are excited to invite you to the second edition of this public community webinar series. In our latest blog post, we have published a brief recap of the first webinar—highlighting the key roadmap themes, how […] [...]

Published Thursday, 12. March 2026 17:16 • 21 days ago

Q&A with MySQL Experts, Tuesday, May 12, 2026- Web Seminar ^{(from ODBMS.org)}

Topics: MySQL Enterprise Edition Have questions about MySQL or want to share your feedback directly with the team? Join our interactive session, “Q&A with MySQL Experts,” where you get the chance to connect live... [...]

Published Thursday, 12. March 2026 13:12 • 21 days ago

Improving MariaDB Observability with OpenSearch and Grafana ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pWhen dealing with queries in MariaDB, there are several approaches, such as the general query log, the slow query log, and the performance_schema. … /p pContinue reading \"Improving MariaDB Observability with OpenSearch and Grafana\"/p pThe post Improving MariaDB Observability with OpenSearch and Grafana appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Thursday, 12. March 2026 09:33 • 21 days ago

Branch Permissions in the Hosted Dolt Workbench ^{(from DoltHub Blog)}

We recently released branch permissions for Hosted Dolt Workbench. Collaborate seamlessly with your team while having greater oversight into what makes it into your main database. [...]

Published Thursday, 12. March 2026 00:00 • 21 days ago

Building a MySQL Shell Plugin to Scan for Sensitive Data (Vibe Coding AI-assisted, ~30 minutes) ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Sensitive data has a way of showing up in unexpected places: an “email” column in a demo app, a forgotten “token” field in a logging table, or free-text notes that quietly become regulated data. I wanted a lightweight, repeatable way to answer a simple question on any MySQL instance: Where is sensitive data likely to […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 18:48 • 22 days ago

Building a Voice-First AI Journal: What I Learned About AI Memory, Vector Search, and TiDB ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pI was talking to Claude the other day — not about code or some technical problem. I was venting about work, about life. And Claude responded with something so personal, so specific to my situation, that I stopped and stared at it. It referenced my daughter by name. It brought up something I’d been stressed […]/p pThe post Building a Voice-First AI Journal: What I Learned About AI Memor [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 18:18 • 22 days ago

What’s New in MariaDB Enterprise Kubernetes Operator 26.03 ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Running production databases on Kubernetes means planning for the moments when things go wrong: a bad deployment, accidental data changes, […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 18:00 • 22 days ago

Migrate Cloud SQL for MySQL to Amazon Aurora and Amazon RDS for MySQL Using AWS DMS ^{(from AWS Database Blog)}

In this post, we demonstrate how to migrate from Cloud SQL for MySQL 8+ to Amazon RDS for MySQL 8+ or Amazon Aurora MySQL–Compatible using AWS DMS over an AWS Site-to-Site VPN. We cover preparing the source and target environments, exemplifying cross-cloud connectivity, and setting up DMS tasks. [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 16:51 • 22 days ago

When Disaster Strikes ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

On March 1, various AWS datacenters went down, creating havoc in the Middle East. As a result various services in […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 16:24 • 22 days ago

The MySQL Shadow ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

For much of Postgres's history, it has lived in the shadow of other relational systems, and for a time even in the shadow of NoSQL systems. Those shadows have faded, but it is helpful to reflect on this outcome. [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 16:00 • 22 days ago

Big Vector Search Benchmark: 10 databases comparison ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pI have benchmarked MariaDB Vector before, but it was a while ago. Users kept asking about Milvus. New pgvector alternatives were gaining popularity. And I simply wanted to see if MariaDB got any better. … /p pContinue reading \"Big Vector Search Benchmark: 10 databases comparison\"/p pThe post Big Vector Search Benchmark: 10 databases comparison appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 15:15 • 22 days ago

Is MySQL Due for a Renaissance? ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

Back at the turn of the century, open source was experiencing widespread adoption along with the growth of the Internet. The acronym LAMP was used a lot, meaning Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 15:15 • 22 days ago

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log Part 3: FORMAT_DESCRIPTION_EVENT — The Self-Describing Event ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Decode the FORMAT_DESCRIPTION_EVENT, the first event in every MySQL binary log that tells parsers how to interpret everything that follows. [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 14:00 • 22 days ago

MySQL Replication Lag – Part 2: Diagnosis and Practical Fixes ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

Operational guide to diagnosing and resolving MySQL replication lag, covering correct measurement techniques, relay log analysis, bottleneck identification, and practical strategies for reducing replication delay in production systems.Tags: replicationpracticehow toPerformance Tuning [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 13:08 • 22 days ago

February 2026 Recap: Azure Database for MySQL ^{(from Azure for MySQL Blog)}

pWe're excited to share a summary of the Azure Database for MySQL updates from the last couple of months./p Extended Support Timeline Update pBased on customer feedback requesting additional time to complete major version upgrades, we have extended the grace period before extended support billing begins for Azure Database for MySQL:/p ul liMySQL 5.7: Extended support billing start date moved from A [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 13:00 • 22 days ago

Active-Active MySQL Group Replication Best Practices ^{(from Severalnines Blog)}

pIn MySQL Group Replication (MGR) or Group Replication, an active-active configuration allows multiple group members to accept concurrent write transactions. These writes are coordinated through a consensus-based group communication system (GCS) and validated via write-set certification to preserve global transactional consistency as defined by the Group Replication protocol. active-active mode is [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 12:54 • 22 days ago

Oracle rejects request it give up control of MySQL ^{(from InfoWorld)}

pOracle has formally refused to restructure control of the Community Edition of MySQL, following a request that it do so from a consortium of database companies providing forks of the database, and from MySQL users./p pThe decision comes after the consortium’s major players, Percona and VillageSQL, met Oracle earlier this month to discuss the changes requested in an online [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 12:51 • 22 days ago

Announcing Extended Support for Azure Database for MySQL ^{(from Azure for MySQL Blog)}

blockquote pℹ️ Important Note (March 2026): Based on customer feedback requesting additional time to complete major version upgrades, we have extended the grace period before extended support billing begins for Azure Database for MySQL: /p ul liMySQL 5.7: Extended support billing start date moved from April 1, 2026 to August 1, 2026. /li /ul ul liMy [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 10:16 • 22 days ago

Announcing ProxySQL 3.0.6 and the New Multi-Tier Release Strategy ^{(from ProxySQL Blog)}

Today we are excited to announce the release of ProxySQL 3.0.6 Stable, alongside our new Innovative (3.1.6) and AI/MCP (4.0.6) release tiers. [...]

Published Wednesday, 11. March 2026 00:00 • 22 days ago

Tomas Ulin Reflects on VillageSQL: From the MySQL Core to Permissionless Innovation ^{(from VillageSQL)}

Tomas Ulin led MySQL engineering for years. He’s now at VillageSQL. We sat down with him to understand his perspective on why an extension framework is the path forward for innovating with MySQL. [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 16:08 • 23 days ago

Oracle moves to assure MySQL community it really does care ^{(from The Register)}

Big Red waves new features including vector support, while skeptics await concrete timescales pOracle has proposed a more transparent approach to developing its open source database MySQL, including new features supporting vectors.…/p p!--#include virtual='/data_centre/_whitepaper_textlinks_top.html' --/p [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 14:43 • 23 days ago

Introducing Tungsten Dashboard v8.0.4 ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

Announcing Tungsten Dashboard v8.0.4 with improved Kubernetes deployment, better hybrid SSL topology handling, enhanced connection reliability, and new interface options including compact layout and customizable cluster views.Tags: tungsten dashboardReleasekubernetessslMonitoring [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 10:42 • 23 days ago

MariaDB taps GridGain to keep pace with AI-driven data demands ^{(from InfoWorld)}

pMariaDB, the company behind the open-source fork of MySQL, is planning to acquire in-memory computing middleware provider GridGain to bolster its platform for high-performance data and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads./p pThe database provider is planning to infuse its relational database with the California-headquartered startup’s in-memory technology, which it say [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 09:59 • 23 days ago

The concepts of forking ^{(from Monty says)}

Lately there has been a lot of discussion about “hard” or “soft” forks related to MySQL. As someone who has done a successful fork of MySQL, I think this is both confusing and trivialising the concept of forking.brIn my previous blog, I did touch a bit on this topic, but it looks like some more clarifications are needed.brWhen we did the initial fork of MariaDB from MySQL, we tried our best t [...]

Published Thursday, 29. January 2026 09:46 • 2 months ago | Updated Tuesday, 10. March 2026 08:20 • 23 days ago

A New Era of MySQL Community Engagement: Public Community Roadmap Webinar Highlights ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Oracle values the MySQL community. MySQL is fundamental to our data strategy. Oracle firmly believes that MySQL’s enduring strength arises from this vibrant global community. We are excited to work with the MySQL Community on the strategy we announced in Belgium, January 29, 2026, including adding more features and functionality, accelerating innovation directly in the […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 06:35 • 23 days ago

Thought - Why Postgres is a dangerous default ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

Nobody gets fired for choosing Postgres. It is the safest, most defensible technical decision you can make. Until it isn't. Especially when you are building a highly concurrent, event-driven logger. [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 00:00 • 23 days ago

Order-Equivalence ^{(from Modern SQL)}

Order-Equivalent codeOver/code Clauses♦olli⚡Order-equivalent codeover/code clause can produce different row orders/liliApparently, the framing must be identical too to make codeover/code clauses order-equivalent/li/olpAt the heart of this article, there is a simple question: Will the following query always give the same numbering in both columns?/pprecodeSELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY x) , [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 00:00 • 23 days ago

MySQL vs PostgreSQL Internals (Part 2) — MVCC (Multi-version Concurrency Control) ^{(from Zhao Song's Blog)}

In the previous post, I took a detailed look at how MySQL and PostgreSQL differ in their buffer pool design and implementation. In this post, I will continue with a detailed comparison of their MVCC implementations. [...]

Published Tuesday, 10. March 2026 00:00 • 23 days ago

Amazon Aurora Pricing: The many surprising costs of running an Aurora database ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Amazon Aurora is pitched as a straightforward and scalable database service on AWS, but there are associated costs that you might not be aware of. [...]

Published Thursday, 15. February 2024 15:00 • over a year ago | Updated Monday, 09. March 2026 15:00 • 24 days ago

MariaDB backs down on Galera removal after community outcry ^{(from The Register)}

But questions remain over long-term commitment to clustering tech in open source pAfter a couple of years of relative calm, the relationship between MariaDB and its open source foundation was ruffled in February, leaving observers with a few unanswered questions.…/p [...]

Published Monday, 09. March 2026 14:45 • 24 days ago

MariaDB acquires GridGain for agentic AI data ^{(from Techzine)}

MariaDB acquires GridGain Systems, the creator of open source Apache Ignite. The combination of MariaDB’s relational database with GridGain’s in-memory technology is expected to deliver sub-millisecond data performance for agentic AI applications. GridGain Systems is the creator of open source Apache Ignite and focuses on in-memory computing. Apache Ignite is used for real-time applicat [...]

Published Monday, 09. March 2026 14:00 • 24 days ago

A Practical Approach to Running MySQL HeatWave AutoML in Mission-Critical Environment ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

MySQL HeatWave AutoML is a native automated machine learning engine tightly integrated with the MySQL HeatWave database. It enables model training, inference, scoring, and explainability through SQL, executing directly on data in InnoDB tables or in external accessed via HeatWave Lakehouse from Object Storage. By operating in-database and in-memory on HeatWave nodes, AutoML eliminates data [… [...]

Published Sunday, 08. March 2026 14:49 • 25 days ago

DBeaver, a solid alternative to MySQL Workbench that works like a charm with MariaDB ^{(from lefred's blog)}

You may have noticed that MySQL Workbench has not been actively developed for a long time… You can see the number of open bugs. And the number of commits illustrates this too: In fact, Workbench has been put out of maintenance mode to add the MySQL HeatWave Migration Assistant to OCI. Not less, no more. […] [...]

Published Sunday, 08. March 2026 08:44 • 25 days ago

The Claude Code Engineer ^{(from Rendiment)}

Meet the Claude Code Engineer: a new role where QA, product thinking, and AI coordination matter more than writing code. How agentic tools reshape teams. [...]

Published Sunday, 08. March 2026 05:00 • 25 days ago

The first rule of database fight club: admit nothing ^{(from Small Datum)}

p I am fascinated by tech marketing but would be lousy at it./ppA common practice is to admit nothing -- my product, project, company, idea is perfect. And I get it because admitting something isn't perfect just provides fodder for marketing done by the other side, and that marketing is often done in bad faith.brbrBut it is harder to fix things when you don't acknowledge the problems. I wrote [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 19:16 • 27 days ago | Updated Friday, 06. March 2026 23:27 • 26 days ago

TiDB Community Quarterly Roundup: The Most Popular Discussion Topics in Q4 2025 ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pEvery quarter, our Discord and Slack communities surface questions that reflect what teams are actually working through. These include such topics as migration blockers, cost modeling unknowns, and the everyday friction of running a distributed database in production. Between October and December 2025, we collected the most in-depth discussions and distilled them into the themes […]/p pThe p [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 20:22 • 27 days ago

MariaDB Node.js Connector 3.5.2 now available ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

MariaDB is pleased to announce the immediate availability of the MariaDB Connector/Node.js 3.5.2 GA release. Release Notes MariaDB Connector/Node.js MariaDB […] [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 19:17 • 27 days ago

February Product Update ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

♦pIt’s been a busy month with lots of updates, let’s dive into them: /pReadyset Shallow CachepThis month we introduced Readyset Shallow Cache, a new caching layer designed to expand Readyset’s query coverage. Readyset’s deep caching engine has always delivered sub-millisecond/p [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 18:30 • 27 days ago

How to patch your ODA to 19.30? ^{(from dbi Blog)}

pIntroduction Patch 19.30 is now available for Oracle Database Appliance series. Let’s find out what’s new and how to apply this patch. What’s new? The real new feature is the possibility to rollback a server component patch done by an odacli update-servercomponents. Until now, in the rare cases you would need to do a rollback, […]/p pL’article How to patch your ODA to 19.30 [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 15:10 • 27 days ago

Deploying MySQL Router on OpenShift with a 3-Node MySQL InnoDB Cluster on OpenShift Virtualization ^{(from Gayan Dissanayake Blog)}

Bridging containerized workloads with VM-hosted databases using OVN-Kubernetes and MySQL Router♦IntroductionpRunning stateful database workloads on Kubernetes has always been a challenge. Many organizations running OpenShift choose to host their MySQL databases inside virtual machines managed by OpenShift Virtualization (formerly KubeVirt) — benefiting from the operational familiarity of VMs while [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 08:10 • 27 days ago

DBeaver, a solid alternative to MySQL Workbench that works like a charm with MariaDB ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pYou may have noticed that MySQL Workbench has not been actively developed for a long time… You can see the number of open bugs. … /p pContinue reading \"DBeaver, a solid alternative to MySQL Workbench that works like a charm with MariaDB\"/p pThe post DBeaver, a solid alternative to MySQL Workbench that works like a charm with MariaDB appeared first on MariaDB.org./p [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 06:57 • 27 days ago

dbsafe in the Cloud: Safe Schema Changes on AWS Aurora and RDS ^{(from Rendiment)}

Run dbsafe against Aurora MySQL and RDS with TLS. Learn how Aurora's shared-storage architecture complicates gh-ost and why dbsafe auto-detects cloud topology. [...]

Published Friday, 06. March 2026 05:00 • 27 days ago

Multi-Writer Change Data Capture (CDC): Architecture, Challenges, and How TiCDC Solves Them ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pWhat Is Multi-Writer Change Data Capture (CDC)? Change Data Capture (CDC) is a pattern for tracking and propagating data changes in real time, powering use cases like downstream synchronization, auditing, event streaming, and real-time analytics. In a single-writer CDC system (e.g., MySQL binlog, PostgreSQL WAL replication), one node handles all writes, producing a single sequential […]/p pT [...]

Published Thursday, 05. March 2026 20:10 • 28 days ago

Scaling Your CLI Query Tool: Prioritizing Database Support for Maximum Impact ^{(from Devart MySQL Tool Blog)}

pThis guide shows how to scale a CLI query tool across multiple databases in a clear and practical way. It explains why SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL should be your first focus, how to build reliable CLI automation, and when it makes sense to extend support to data warehouses like Redshift./p pThe post Scaling Your CLI Query Tool: Prioritizing Database Support for Maximum Impact appear [...]

Published Thursday, 05. March 2026 18:59 • 28 days ago

Best of Both Worlds: Introducing Readyset Shallow Cache ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Introduce Readyset Shallow Cache: near-100% query coverage, TTL-based refresh, herd protection, and 1000x faster reads without code changes. [...]

Published Thursday, 05. March 2026 16:29 • 28 days ago

Guide to Upgrade Azure Database for MySQL from 8.0 to 8.4 ^{(from Azure for MySQL Blog)}

pThis guide merges Azure official documentation and best practices from real-world upgrades. Always refer to the latest Azure documentation and portal/CLI for any updates or discrepancies./p 1. Background pWhy Upgrade?/p ul liMySQL 5.7 reached end of community support in October 2023, and will enter extended support in August 2026./li liMySQL 8.0 will reach end of community support in April 2026 an [...]

Published Thursday, 05. March 2026 14:00 • 28 days ago

Mind the InnoDB Purge on Queue / Row Deletion Job (else slow queries) ^{(from J-F Gagné's MySQL Blog)}

I am starting a blog post series on using indexes — or tables — as queues. I had this series in the back of my mind for some time. This started a few years back when I worked on optimizing a row deletion job (I do not call this a purge job, to avoid confusion with the InnoDB Purge). Such jobs can be generalized to using indexes (or tables) as queues (this is [...]

Published Monday, 02. March 2026 19:47 • 1 months ago | Updated Thursday, 05. March 2026 13:52 • 28 days ago

Row Deletion Jobs Done Right ^{(from J-F Gagné's MySQL Blog)}

I am continuing my blog post series on using indexes — or tables — as queues. In this post, I cover Row Deletion Jobs (I do not call these purge jobs, to avoid confusion with the InnoDB Purge). Such jobs are tempting to implement using an index, but this might be a wrong / suboptimal way. I write about the right / better / cheaper way [...]

Published Thursday, 05. March 2026 13:39 • 28 days ago | Updated Thursday, 05. March 2026 13:47 • 28 days ago

Troubleshooting MariaDB Galera Cluster Issues ^{(from Mydbops Blog)}

Learn how to troubleshoot common MariaDB Galera Cluster issues — node failures, SST errors, split brain, and replication conflicts — with real log examples and fixes. [...]

Published Thursday, 05. March 2026 10:04 • 28 days ago

MySQL Replication Lag – Part 1: Theory and Internal Mechanics ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

A deep technical explanation of MySQL replication lag mechanics, covering the replication pipeline, network and apply-stage bottlenecks, throughput imbalance, and the impact of different replication models on latency and availability.Tags: replicationtheoryPerformance Tuning [...]

Published Thursday, 05. March 2026 09:18 • 28 days ago

How to Build an AI App That Simulates Life Decisions ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pFor most of 2025, I found myself trapped in an exhausting loop. Every few days, I’d open ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and ask the same question in slightly different ways: “Should I buy a house or keep renting?” The numbers seemed simple on the surface. My rent was $2,000 monthly. The mortgage would run around […]/p pThe post How to Build an AI App That Simulates Life Decisio [...]

Published Wednesday, 04. March 2026 20:42 • 29 days ago

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log Part 2: File Header and Common Event Header ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Learn how to decode the MySQL binary log file header and 19-byte event header, including timestamps, event types, and replication metadata. [...]

Published Wednesday, 04. March 2026 15:00 • 29 days ago

The Queen of Naboo and Many Systems: MariaDB Server Ecosystem Hub ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pIn the royal court of Naboo, Queen Amidala received delegations from many worlds.br Some arrived as long-standing allies. Others were travelers whose routes simply crossed the planet’s orbit. … /p pContinue reading \"The Queen of Naboo and Many Systems: MariaDB Server Ecosystem Hub\"/p pThe post The Queen of Naboo and Many Systems: MariaDB Server Ecosystem Hub appeared first on MariaDB [...]

Published Wednesday, 04. March 2026 14:45 • 29 days ago

Designing Continuous Availability: Active-Active HA for MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

In traditional MySQL, analytics require data to be ingested into InnoDB tables and processed on a single primary instance using row-based storage engine and limited parallelism. Scaling analytical workloads typically involves replicas, ETL pipelines, or even external analytics system. With MySQL HeatWave, Oracle’s fully managed service in the cloud, analytics execution is offloaded to a [R [...]

Published Wednesday, 04. March 2026 14:13 • 29 days ago

Monthly Product Pulse: March 2026—Oracle Technical Resources ^{(from Oracle ACE Program)}

Momentum is built one practical resource at a time. In this March edition of Monthly Product Pulse, we’re curating standout developer-facing updates across Oracle Database and Autonomous Database, APEX, Oracle Developer experiences, and MySQL community news—plus a short list of events worth putting on your radar. Use this post as a “what to read / […] [...]

Published Wednesday, 04. March 2026 11:12 • 29 days ago

Supercharge Your PostgreSQL with ProxySQL ^{(from ProxySQL Blog)}

ProxySQL is a gold sponsor at PGConf India 2026 in Bengaluru, delivering a 3-hour hands-on tutorial on high availability, connection pooling, and query routing for PostgreSQL at scale. [...]

Published Wednesday, 04. March 2026 00:00 • 29 days ago

TiDB Performance Troubleshooting ^{(from MinervaDB Blog)}

TiDB Performance Troubleshooting: A Systematic Guide to Diagnosing Slow Queries, Hot Regions, and TiKV Bottlenecks TiDB’s distributed architecture offers exceptional scalability and high availability, but with complexity comes unique performance challenges. Whether you’re dealing with [...] [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 19:55 • 30 days ago

What Exactly Is the MySQL Ecosystem? ^{(from Percona Database Blog)}

♦As we set out to help the MySQL ecosystem assert greater independence from Oracle by establishing a vendor-neutral industry association, we had to confront a deceptively simple question: What exactly is the MySQL ecosystem? There are many views on this question. Some argue it should revolve strictly around the MySQL brand—meaning MariaDB would be excluded. […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 14:39 • 30 days ago

What the MariaDB Community Wants Next: A Look at Our MySQL-Compatibility Poll ^{(from lefred's blog)}

This post was originally published on MariaDB.org. We recently asked the community: “Which MySQL-compatibility feature would you most like to see in the next MariaDB release?” A big thank you to everyone who voted. We received 506 votes, and the results give us a helpful snapshot of which compatibility gaps feel most important to users […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 14:20 • 30 days ago

The "bus factor" risk in MongoDB, MariaDB, Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite ^{(from Programming Brain)}

Features and performance are important when choosing databases, but so it is the “bus factor” risk [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 14:01 • 30 days ago

What the MariaDB Community Wants Next: A Look at Our MySQL-Compatibility Poll ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pWe recently asked the community:br “Which MySQL-compatibility feature would you most like to see in the next MariaDB release?”br A big thank you to everyone who voted. … /p pContinue reading \"What the MariaDB Community Wants Next: A Look at Our MySQL-Compatibility Poll\"/p pThe post What the MariaDB Community Wants Next: A Look at Our MySQL-Compatibility Poll appeared first on M [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 13:39 • 30 days ago

Top Ways to Engage with the MySQL Community ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

As discussed in the earlier blog post A new Era of Community Engagement, there are many ways to connect with the MySQL Community. MySQL Community: Ways to Learn, Connect, and Contribute (and See What’s Next) MySQL is shaped by the people who use it—developers, DBAs, educators, user group leaders, and contributors around the world. The […] [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 13:38 • 30 days ago

Before the Index, Before the Schema: MySQL Makes Three Promises ^{(from Rendiment)}

What is a database actually supposed to do? A framework of three core promises that applies whether you're a DBA, developer, or ops engineer. [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 05:00 • 1 months ago

Saying goodbye to the LD1 storage format ^{(from DoltHub Blog)}

Dolt rewrote its storage layer in 2022. 4 years later, we're finally dropping support for the pre-1.0 storage format. This blog describes how they're different and what the work of deletion entailed. [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 00:00 • 1 months ago

Drizzle joins PlanetScale ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Drizzle joins PlanetScale. [...]

Published Tuesday, 03. March 2026 00:00 • 1 months ago

Galera, continuity, and responsibility: how the Foundation and MariaDB plc move forward ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

pIntroductionbr Over the past weeks, questions around Galera, high availability, and continuity have generated understandable concern within parts of the MariaDB community.br Clarity matters in moments like this.That is also why this response was unfortunately not immediate. … /p pContinue reading \"Galera, continuity, and responsibility: how the Foundation and MariaDB plc move forward\"/p pT [...]

Published Monday, 02. March 2026 21:23 • 1 months ago

Mastering Cross-Database Date Manipulation: Subtracting Days in MySQL and H2 ^{(from Devart MySQL Tool Blog)}

pThis guide explains how to subtract days from dates across MySQL, H2, and other databases with different SQL dialects. Learn how to standardize behavior using compatibility modes, wrapper functions, and unified tooling so the same logic works reliably even when multiple database engines run side by side./p pThe post Mastering Cross-Database Date Manipulation: Subtracting Days in MySQL and H2 appe [...]

Published Monday, 02. March 2026 18:52 • 1 months ago

Set up and troubleshoot IAM database authentication in AWS DMS ^{(from AWS Database Blog)}

In this post, we demonstrate how to configure IAM database authentication in AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS). You’ll also learn the structured troubleshooting approach you follow to address the errors when configuring IAM database authentication with AWS DMS [...]

Published Monday, 02. March 2026 17:54 • 1 months ago

The Aiven Free Tier Competition: Build, Share, and Win $1,000! ^{(from Aiven Blog - MySQL)}

Build with Aiven’s free tier services like Kafka, PostgreSQL, and OpenSearch. Share your story using #AivenFreeTier, and compete for a $1,000 grand prize. Ends April 17! [...]

Published Monday, 02. March 2026 10:41 • 1 months ago

Hardening MySQL: Practical Security Strategies for DBAs ^{(from Percona Community Blog)}

MySQL Security Best Practices: A Practical Guide for Locking Down Your Database Introduction MySQL runs just about everywhere. I’ve seen it behind small personal projects, internal tools, SaaS platforms, and large enterprise systems handling serious transaction volume. When your database sits at the center of everything, it becomes part of your security perimeter whether you planned it that way or [...]

Published Monday, 02. March 2026 00:00 • 1 months ago

Does Every PXC Node Need XtraBackup Installed? ^{(from Another MySQL DBA)}

pOne question that surfaces regularly in the Percona forums: Does every node in a Percona XtraDB Cluster (PXC) need to have XtraBackup installed? It's a fair question, especially when managing a mixed environment or trying to minimize the software footprint on certain nodes. Here is what the actual mechanics and testing confirm./p The Short Answer (But Read On) pIt depends on what you want that n [...]

Published Sunday, 01. March 2026 19:11 • 1 months ago | Updated Sunday, 01. March 2026 19:11 • 1 months ago

Reflections on Product Quality — Quality in the AI Era ^{(from siddontang on Medium)}

pIn previous articles, I shared many of my thoughts on product quality. Over time, new ideas have emerged — especially in the AI era./ppIt is not an exaggeration to say that after entering 2026, the rapid development of AI has significantly refreshed my understanding. I suddenly realized that many of my previous thoughts on software quality and testing need to be updated./ppAs usual, a few disclaim [...]

Published Sunday, 01. March 2026 07:20 • 1 months ago

Your AI Agent Forgot Everything. Here’s How We Fixed It. ^{(from siddontang on Medium)}

pOpenClaw and similar agent frameworks are becoming increasingly popular./ppBut if you’re actually running agents in the real world, you’ve probably hit one (or both) of these problems:/pulliYour laptop crashes. You reinstall the agent on a new machine — and it has zero memory. Everything starts from scratch./liliYou run multiple agents — OpenClaw, NanoClaw, KimiClaw — across multiple devices. Each [...]

Published Sunday, 01. March 2026 07:19 • 1 months ago

ODBC Driver for MySQL: Open-Source vs Commercial (2026) ^{(from Devart MySQL Tool Blog)}

pThe MySQL ODBC driver is what keeps BI tools, reporting systems, and ETL pipelines connected to MySQL without errors. Teams have depended on it for years, and it’s still vital today, especially with MySQL ranked #2 worldwide in February 2026. However, not all ODBC drivers are built alike. There are two categories: open-source options and commercial ones. Wh [...]

Published Saturday, 28. February 2026 18:21 • 1 months ago

Determining the Correct innodb_buffer_pool_chunk_size ^{(from Another Boring Tech Blog)}

pA common source of instability in MySQL environments is the unexpected growth of memory usage at startup. You might set your innodb_buffer_pool_size to 16GB, only to find the process consuming 18GB or 20GB. This happens because MySQL enforces a strict geometric relationship between the total size, the number of instances, and the chunk size. If.../p pO post Determining the Correct innodb_buffer_po [...]

Published Saturday, 28. February 2026 14:10 • 1 months ago

Foreign Keys and Schema Changes: The Constraint You Didn’t Plan For ^{(from Rendiment)}

MySQL foreign key constraints extend metadata locks to related tables and eliminate gh-ost for DDL. dbsafe surfaces the full FK impact before you alter. [...]

Published Saturday, 28. February 2026 05:00 • 1 months ago

SingleStore vs TiDB: A Guide to Choosing the Right Distributed SQL Database ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pAs data volumes explode and applications demand real-time insights alongside high-throughput transactions, teams increasingly turn to distributed SQL databases that promise to handle both OLTP and OLAP workloads in a unified system. SingleStore (formerly MemSQL) and TiDB are leading players in this space, offering MySQL compatibility, horizontal scalability, and Hybrid Transactional/Analytical Pro [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 21:30 • 1 months ago

Village News: MySQL/Database News (February 27, 2026) ^{(from VillageSQL)}

pAs part of community building, we are going to publish a curated overview of MySQL and database news that you might have missed over the last period./ppIf you want to get these updates, just subscribe to the blog. /ppEnjoy!/pMySQL News:pA battle for MySQL’s heart/p [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 18:28 • 1 months ago

MariaDB Community Server 12.3 Will Include Galera Cluster ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Community feedback is an important part of MariaDB, and recently, you made your voices heard regarding the inclusion of Galera […] [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 15:21 • 1 months ago

SQLSTATE [HY000] [2006] Galera has gone away ^{(from The consistent voice)}

pTL:DR : i find this move detrimental to MariaDB as a whole/ppMariaDB plc’s decision to pull Galera, its synchronous multi-master replication solution, out of the open-source ecosystem in MariaDB 12.3 LTS has been quietly shaking the extended MariaDB community lately./ppGalera has been a critical component for high-availability MariaDB deployments, enabling robust scaling and fault tolerance. But w [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 13:28 • 1 months ago

Operational guide to migrating to ClickHouse ^{(from Severalnines Blog)}

pOrganizations frequently migrate to ClickHouse when they determine that their existing databases or analytics stacks are inadequate for accommodating escalating analytical requirements. This transition is predicated on the fact that ClickHouse is a purpose-built OLAP engine specifically engineered to meet such demands. In this post, I will outline the operational blueprint for migrating high-volum [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 08:00 • 1 months ago

Checking if MySQL Tables Are Loaded in HeatWave In-Memory: A Quick Guide ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

If you’re working with MySQL HeatWave, Oracle’s powerful in-memory query accelerator for analytics workloads, you might find yourself needing to verify whether your tables are properly loaded into that speedy in-memory columnar storage engine known as RAPID. HeatWave is all about boosting performance by offloading analytical queries from the standard MySQL row-based storage to an optimize [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 02:04 • 1 months ago

Improving Index Selection For Join Queries ^{(from DoltHub Blog)}

An overview of recent improvements to how Dolt selects indexes in join planning. [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 00:00 • 1 months ago

Video Conferencing with Postgres ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Stream real time video and audio through PostgreSQL on PlanetScale. [...]

Published Friday, 27. February 2026 00:00 • 1 months ago

Solving the Distributed Backup Headache: How TiDB Delivers Transactional Consistency ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

pDistributed database backups are not just about coordinating the copying of files from multiple machines. It is capturing a single, consistent point in time across a system that is actively processing transactions. In TiDB, data is distributed across many nodes. Transactions use MVCC with a two-phase commit protocol. Transactions may touch multiple partitions at once. […]/p pThe post Solving [...]

Published Thursday, 26. February 2026 23:54 • 1 months ago

A Friendly Reset: Understanding the MariaDB Foundation’s Role ^{(from lefred's blog)}

Over the last few days, I’ve seen more than a few comments and questions about what the MariaDB Foundation is supposed to do — and what it should do when something in the wider MariaDB ecosystem changes. I am referring here to what I call the “Galera Case“. Instead of replying to every thread with […] [...]

Published Thursday, 26. February 2026 20:55 • 1 months ago

Introducing MariaDB Enterprise Cluster on MariaDB Cloud ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

The modern enterprise doesn’t just run on data, it survives on the absolute certainty of that data. As applications become […] [...]

Published Thursday, 26. February 2026 20:27 • 1 months ago

Introducing Tungsten Cluster & Tungsten Replicator v8.0.3 ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

Announcing Tungsten Cluster and Tungsten Replicator v8.0.3. This maintenance release delivers stability improvements, Java compatibility fixes, real-time replication performance monitoring, security library upgrades, and installation workflow enhancements.Tags: tungsten clustertungsten replicatorReleaseupgrade [...]

Published Thursday, 26. February 2026 09:46 • 1 months ago

More than Flushing (also Caching) for innodb_flush_method, and Missing Release Candidate ^{(from J-F Gagné's MySQL Blog)}

Something changed in MySQL 8.4 related to caching, and it is easy to miss, so it deserves a post. And a subject adjacent to this is the missing Release Candidate for MySQL 8.4 LTS, with my hope that the next LTS will have a Release Candidate, so I also cover this topic below. (if you are not interested in Caching and Flushing, you can jump directly to the section about Release Candidate) [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. February 2026 20:57 • 1 months ago | Updated Wednesday, 25. February 2026 21:14 • 1 months ago

What’s New At Releem - January 2026 ^{(from Releem Blog)}

In the first month of the new year, we focused on practical improvements for the Dashboard, Platform, and Agent, while continuing development on a set of larger integrations that are nearing release. [...]

Published Wednesday, 25. February 2026 19:53 • 1 months ago

Planet for the MySQL Community

A blog aggregator for the MySQL Community/Ecosystem

Thursday, 02. April 2026

MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part III (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

Announcing Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL - Public Preview at FabCon 2026 (from Azure for MySQL Blog)

Wednesday, 01. April 2026

MariaDB Java Connector 3.5.8 now available (from MariaDB Corporation Blog)

Percona Operator for PostgreSQL 2.9.0: PostgreSQL 18 Default, PVC Snapshot Backups, LDAP Support, and More! (from Percona Database Blog)

March Product Update (from Readyset Blog)

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log - Part 6: QUERY_EVENT — DDL Statements and Transaction Boundaries (from Readyset Blog)

Benchmarking MyRocks vs. InnoDB in Memory-Constrained Environments (from Percona Database Blog)

MySQL 8.0 Is Reaching End of Life. Here Are Your Options. (from VillageSQL)

Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination (from lefred's blog)

Tuesday, 31. March 2026

Using PHP and Readyset for the First Time with MySQL (from Another Boring Tech Blog)

CPU efficiency for MariaDB, MySQL and Postgres on TPROC-C with a small server (from Small Datum)

MySQL Metadata Store service not able to start on an ODA (from dbi Blog)

gcc vs clang for sysbench on a small server with Postgres, MySQL and MariaDB (from Small Datum)

MySQL Automatic Failover: When to Automate vs. Manual Intervention (from Continuent Blog)

What’s New in MariaDB AI RAG 1.1: Ingestion, Reranking, and Docker Deployment (from MariaDB Corporation Blog)

Introducing MySQL HeatWave Telemetry data with OCI Log Analytics (from The Oracle MySQL Blog)

Village News: MySQL/Database News (31 March 2026) (from VillageSQL)

PostgreSQL Internals for the MySQL DBA (from Rendiment)

Graceful degradation in Postgres (from PlanetScale Blog)

Monday, 30. March 2026

Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

Contributions As a Cost-saver (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

Hussle Technology Trusts Readyset QueryPilot to Handle Peak-Season MySQL Load (from Readyset Blog)

High memory usage in Postgres is good, actually (from PlanetScale Blog)

Talking PostgreSQL with ProxySQL at Percona Live SF 2026 (from ProxySQL Blog)

Sunday, 29. March 2026

Technical Analysis: Why 0.2ms Queries Can Still Result in Low QPS (from Another Boring Tech Blog)

MyVector v1.26.3: Maintenance, CI, and Readiness for MySQL 9.7 (from AskDba)

Selecting a character set for MySQL and MariaDB clients (from Small Datum)

If you're running MySQL on a symlink... (from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)

Saturday, 28. March 2026

MySQL Performance Tuning for High-Traffic Applications (from MinervaDB Blog)

Friday, 27. March 2026

MySQL HeatWave observability updates in OCI (from The Oracle MySQL Blog)

MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the community has clearly chosen its default stack (from lefred's blog)

Tournament of Databases: Round 2 (from VillageSQL)

Thursday, 26. March 2026

Skeema v2 updates and timeline (from Skeema Blog)

Four Data Architecture Decisions That Make or Break Agentic Systems (from PingCAP Blog)

Binary Log Compression is Safe since MySQL 8.0.34 (from J-F Gagné's MySQL Blog)

Understanding MySQL Views & HeatWave In-Memory Execution (from The Oracle MySQL Blog)

Unified MySQL Monitoring Across HeatWave and On-Prem with Grafana Dashboard (from The Oracle MySQL Blog)

MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum (from lefred's blog)

2026 – MySQL Ecosystem Performance Benchmark Report (from Percona Database Blog)

MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the community has clearly chosen its default stack (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part II (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

Strengthening the MySQL Community: Highlights from Our Second Public Discussion (from The Oracle MySQL Blog)

Stripe Projects partnership: Provision PlanetScale Postgres and MySQL databases from the Stripe CLI (from PlanetScale Blog)

Wednesday, 25. March 2026

[In preview] Public Preview: Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL (from Azure Updates)

Announcing VillageSQL Server 0.0.3 (from VillageSQL)

Datography Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log Part 5: GTID_LOG_EVENT — The Global Transaction Identifier (from Readyset Blog)

MySQL Archiving: 3 Ways to Clear the Bloat (from Continuent Blog)

MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

MariaDB Curiosity: Since When in MariaDB do we use REPLICA? (from lefred's blog)

MySQL at 30 – does it still have a future? QnA (from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)

Tuesday, 24. March 2026

Lessons from Using Claude Code to Implement Double Write Buffer in PostgreSQL (from Chen Zongzhi's Medium blog)

Automatically scale storage for Amazon RDS Multi-AZ DB clusters using AWS Lambda (from AWS Database Blog)

Sysbench vs MySQL on a small server: no new regressions, many old ones (from Small Datum)

MySQL Early Access Release Builds Available: What to Test and How to Share Feedback (from The Oracle MySQL Blog)

MariaDB Doesn't Depend on MySQL (from DZone)

Building and testing MySQL 9.7.0 early access build on macOS (from Laurynas Biveinis' blog)

MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available (from lefred's blog)

The Agentic Era: Why Infrastructure is the New Innovation Frontier (from MariaDB Corporation Blog)

MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

DBaasNow Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

TiDB Cloud Zero Public Preview: Get a Database in 1 Second, Claim It in 3 Clicks (from PingCAP Blog)

Enhanced tagging in Postgres Query Insights (from PlanetScale Blog)

Monday, 23. March 2026

A Guide to Multi-Region Disaster Recovery with MariaDB Cloud (from MariaDB Corporation Blog)

MariaDB Python Connector 2.0.0rc2 (from MariaDB Corporation Blog)

MariaDB/MySQL Environment MyEnv 3.0.0 has been released (from Shinguz's Blog)

Queen Shrugged (from MariaDB Foundation Blog)

MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part III ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

Announcing Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL - Public Preview at FabCon 2026 ^{(from Azure for MySQL Blog)}

MariaDB Java Connector 3.5.8 now available ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Percona Operator for PostgreSQL 2.9.0: PostgreSQL 18 Default, PVC Snapshot Backups, LDAP Support, and More! ^{(from Percona Database Blog)}

March Product Update ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log - Part 6: QUERY_EVENT — DDL Statements and Transaction Boundaries ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

Benchmarking MyRocks vs. InnoDB in Memory-Constrained Environments ^{(from Percona Database Blog)}

MySQL 8.0 Is Reaching End of Life. Here Are Your Options. ^{(from VillageSQL)}

Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination ^{(from lefred's blog)}

Using PHP and Readyset for the First Time with MySQL ^{(from Another Boring Tech Blog)}

CPU efficiency for MariaDB, MySQL and Postgres on TPROC-C with a small server ^{(from Small Datum)}

MySQL Metadata Store service not able to start on an ODA ^{(from dbi Blog)}

gcc vs clang for sysbench on a small server with Postgres, MySQL and MariaDB ^{(from Small Datum)}

MySQL Automatic Failover: When to Automate vs. Manual Intervention ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

What’s New in MariaDB AI RAG 1.1: Ingestion, Reranking, and Docker Deployment ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

Introducing MySQL HeatWave Telemetry data with OCI Log Analytics ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Village News: MySQL/Database News (31 March 2026) ^{(from VillageSQL)}

PostgreSQL Internals for the MySQL DBA ^{(from Rendiment)}

Graceful degradation in Postgres ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Know a MariaDB champion? Submit a nomination ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

Contributions As a Cost-saver ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

Hussle Technology Trusts Readyset QueryPilot to Handle Peak-Season MySQL Load ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

High memory usage in Postgres is good, actually ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

Talking PostgreSQL with ProxySQL at Percona Live SF 2026 ^{(from ProxySQL Blog)}

Technical Analysis: Why 0.2ms Queries Can Still Result in Low QPS ^{(from Another Boring Tech Blog)}

MyVector v1.26.3: Maintenance, CI, and Readiness for MySQL 9.7 ^{(from AskDba)}

Selecting a character set for MySQL and MariaDB clients ^{(from Small Datum)}

If you're running MySQL on a symlink... ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

MySQL Performance Tuning for High-Traffic Applications ^{(from MinervaDB Blog)}

MySQL HeatWave observability updates in OCI ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the community has clearly chosen its default stack ^{(from lefred's blog)}

Tournament of Databases: Round 2 ^{(from VillageSQL)}

Skeema v2 updates and timeline ^{(from Skeema Blog)}

Four Data Architecture Decisions That Make or Break Agentic Systems ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

Binary Log Compression is Safe since MySQL 8.0.34 ^{(from J-F Gagné's MySQL Blog)}

Understanding MySQL Views & HeatWave In-Memory Execution ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Unified MySQL Monitoring Across HeatWave and On-Prem with Grafana Dashboard ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum ^{(from lefred's blog)}

2026 – MySQL Ecosystem Performance Benchmark Report ^{(from Percona Database Blog)}

MariaDB observability – results from the poll: the community has clearly chosen its default stack ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

MariaDB Vector: How it works. Part II ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

Strengthening the MySQL Community: Highlights from Our Second Public Discussion ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

Stripe Projects partnership: Provision PlanetScale Postgres and MySQL databases from the Stripe CLI ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

[In preview] Public Preview: Fabric Mirroring integration for Azure Database for MySQL ^{(from Azure Updates)}

Announcing VillageSQL Server 0.0.3 ^{(from VillageSQL)}

Datography Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

Replication Internals: Decoding the MySQL Binary Log Part 5: GTID_LOG_EVENT — The Global Transaction Identifier ^{(from Readyset Blog)}

MySQL Archiving: 3 Ways to Clear the Bloat ^{(from Continuent Blog)}

MariaDB Keeps Climbing: Community, Adoption, and Momentum ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

MariaDB Curiosity: Since When in MariaDB do we use REPLICA? ^{(from lefred's blog)}

MySQL at 30 – does it still have a future? QnA ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

Lessons from Using Claude Code to Implement Double Write Buffer in PostgreSQL ^{(from Chen Zongzhi's Medium blog)}

Automatically scale storage for Amazon RDS Multi-AZ DB clusters using AWS Lambda ^{(from AWS Database Blog)}

Sysbench vs MySQL on a small server: no new regressions, many old ones ^{(from Small Datum)}

MySQL Early Access Release Builds Available: What to Test and How to Share Feedback ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

MariaDB Doesn't Depend on MySQL ^{(from DZone)}

Building and testing MySQL 9.7.0 early access build on macOS ^{(from Laurynas Biveinis' blog)}

MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available ^{(from lefred's blog)}

The Agentic Era: Why Infrastructure is the New Innovation Frontier ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

MariaDB 13.0 Preview Now Available ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

DBaasNow Joins MariaDB Foundation as Silver Sponsor ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

TiDB Cloud Zero Public Preview: Get a Database in 1 Second, Claim It in 3 Clicks ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

Enhanced tagging in Postgres Query Insights ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

A Guide to Multi-Region Disaster Recovery with MariaDB Cloud ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

MariaDB Python Connector 2.0.0rc2 ^{(from MariaDB Corporation Blog)}

MariaDB/MySQL Environment MyEnv 3.0.0 has been released ^{(from Shinguz's Blog)}

Queen Shrugged ^{(from MariaDB Foundation Blog)}

Behind the scenes: How Database Traffic Control works ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

MariaDB Innovation: InnoDB-Based Binary Log ^{(from lefred's blog)}

Introducing Database Traffic Control ^{(from PlanetScale Blog)}

ProxySQL 3.1.6: Full Query Observability in Fast Forward Mode with FFTO ^{(from ProxySQL Blog)}

用 Claude Code 在 PostgreSQL 实现 Double Write Buffer 遇到的一些问题 ^{(from Chen Zongzhi's GitHub blog)}

Continued Momentum Leading up to MySQL Community Edition Release ^{(from The Oracle MySQL Blog)}

DuckDB Storage Engine for MariaDB: Full-Speed Analytics Inside Your Database ^{(from One-Time MySQL Community/Ecosystem Posts)}

Migrating Etsy’s database sharding to Vitess ^{(from Etsy Code as Craft)}

Migrating Etsy’s database sharding to Vitess ^{(from Etsy Code as Craft)}

Migrating Etsy’s database sharding to Vitess ^{(from Etsy Code as Craft)}

Tournament of Databases: Road to Resilience ^{(from VillageSQL)}

Building a Voice-First AI Journal: How to Add a Knowledgeable Tutor ^{(from PingCAP Blog)}

Troubleshooting MongoDB Out of Memory (OOM) Errors ^{(from MinervaDB Blog)}