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We will match your contribution up to a total of 5.000 €, on top of the 5.000 € … Continue reading “Celebrating Olivier Bertrand of the CONNECT Engine”MariaDB Server Documentation as PDFMariaDB Server Documentation is now released as a single PDF file, browsable offline. Download the over 3000 pages and check it out!Better late than neverSome things take long! … Continue reading “MariaDB Server Documentation as PDF”Create statefulset MariaDB application in K8sIn the previous blog we created a stateless application, deployed with K8s resource Deployment, which allows one to replicate the application, but where data is lost when Pods are restarted, meaning there were no data consistency. … Continue reading “Create statefulset MariaDB application in K8s”MariaDB & K8s: Deploy MariaDB and WordPress using Persistent VolumesIn the previous blog, MariaDB & K8s: Create a Secret and use it in MariaDB deployment, we used the Secrets resource to hide confidential root user data, and in the blog before that in the series, MariaDB & … Continue reading “MariaDB & K8s: Deploy MariaDB and WordPress using Persistent Volumes”MariaDB & K8s: Create a Secret and use it in MariaDB deploymentIn the previous blog we created a stateless application, deployed it with K8s resource Deployment, and exposed the root password, which, regarding security, is of course not recommended. … Continue reading “MariaDB & K8s: Create a Secret and use it in MariaDB deployment” Planet MariaDB To compress or not compressBy Small Datum, 2022-05-06 Understand Your PostgreSQL Workloads Better with pg_stat_monitorBy Percona, 2022-05-05 Percona Monitoring and Management 2.28.0 Preview ReleaseBy Percona community blog, 2022-05-05 What's New in MariaDB 10.6By SeveralNines, 2022-05-03 The MySQL Workshop Book ReviewBy Percona community blog, 2022-05-03 KMIP for Percona Distribution for MongoDB, Updates to Percona XtraBackup: Release Roundup May 2, 2022By Percona, 2022-05-02 Contact FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditInstagram GovernanceMaintenance policySecurity policyPrivacy policyLogos and badgesUsage statisticsService providers Copyright @ 2009 - 2022 MariaDB Foundation.