MariaDB Server undoubtedly has an open community, with governance mixed between MariaDB Foundation and MariaDB Corporation. Read this for a higher level view of compatibility between MariaDB Server and MySQL written by MariaDB Corporation. To get a higher level view of what Percona Server for MySQL offers compared to MySQL, please visit Percona Server Feature Comparison. Third-party software (such as ProxySQL and ClickHouse) used in conjunction with Percona Server for MySQL is not necessarily covered by Percona Support services. Security – Password last changed? Password lifetime? Validate_password on by default, to choose a strong password at the start Sha256_password (with caching_sha2_password in 8.0)Įd25519 (incompatible with sha256_password) Instrumentation from MySQL 5.6, sys schema not included Thorough instrumentation in 5.7, sys schema included Gb18030, ngram & MeCab for InnoDB full-text search NET, Node.js, Python, C++, mysqlnd for PHP In-development for MySQL 8.0 (now a release candidate)Ĭ (libmysqlclient), Java, ODBC. Amazon KMS, binlog/redo/tmp file with Aria tablespace encryption Tablespace and table data-at-rest encryption. Tablespace data-at-rest encryption with Keyring Vault plugin Amazon KMS, Oracle Vault Enterprise Edition MariaDB Enterprise Cluster (based on Galera Cluster) MySQL Group Replication, Percona XtraDB Cluster (based on a further engineered Galera Cluster) Open Source Threadpool with support for priority tickets Percona Monitoring & Management (PMM) (100% open source) Webyog’s SQLYog for Microsoft Windows (MySQL Workbench notes an incompatible server) MySQL Workbench for Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux Standard, with extra engines like SPIDER/CONNECT that offer varying levels of support MariaDB MaxScale (Business Source License) MariaDB Server replication, with own GTID, compatible only if MariaDB Server is a slave to MySQL, not vice versa Mailing list, bugs system (Jira), IRC channel Mailing list, forums, bugs system (Jira, Launchpad) Open Source, contributions via the new BSD license or signing the MariaDB Contributor Agreement (MCA) Open Source, contributions via signing the Oracle Contributor Agreement (OCA) MySQL protocol, MariaDB Server extensions MySQL protocol over port 3306, X Protocol over port 33060 They cherry-picked MySQL features and don’t guarantee drop-in compatibility any longer. MariaDB Server, on the other hand, is a fork of MySQL 5.5. It is worth noting that Percona Server for MySQL is a drop-in compatible branch of MySQL, where Percona contributes as much as possible upstream. It is largely an unofficial response to published comments from the MariaDB Corporation. The goal of this blog post is to evaluate, at a higher level, MySQL, MariaDB and Percona Server for MySQL side-by-side to better inform the decision making process. MariaDB (including Percona Server for MySQL). In this blog, we’ll provide a comparison between MySQL vs.
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