MariaDB at Percona
summary
Percona commits to making MariaDB a first-class option by delivering Percona Server for MariaDB, forking MaxScale to true open source (MaxScale uses a BSL that reverts to GPL after 3.5 years, with 2308 and the final BSL release having set reversion dates), maintaining Galera-based availability paths, and supporting a Kubernetes deployment via the Open Everest connector (alpha). Roadmap adds PMM monitoring support (targeting late 2027), cloud migrations, and professional tuning and embedding services.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08MariaDB is not just MySQL
- 2:56Percona and open source investment
- 3:58Percona's MariaDB support plans
- 6:04Galera clustering in MariaDB
- 7:29MaxScale licensing plans
- 8:11MariaDB on Kubernetes and services
- 9:37Monitoring with PMM
- 10:40Community survey and closing
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