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MariaDB is an open-source database management system created by Michael 'Monty' Widenius in 2009 as a fork of MySQL, following Oracle's acquisition of MySQL. It is widely used for web applications, e-commerce platforms, data warehousing, and enterprise applications, with the latest version being 11.6. MariaDB features a flexible architecture supporting various configurations and offers advantages such as speed, scalability, and user-friendly installation.

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MariaDB is an open-source database management system created by Michael 'Monty' Widenius in 2009 as a fork of MySQL, following Oracle's acquisition of MySQL. It is widely used for web applications, e-commerce platforms, data warehousing, and enterprise applications, with the latest version being 11.6. MariaDB features a flexible architecture supporting various configurations and offers advantages such as speed, scalability, and user-friendly installation.

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MARI

ADB
HISTORY
When MariaDB Server’s
predecessor, MySQL, was
bought by Oracle in 2009,
MySQL founder Michael
“Monty” Widenius forked
the project due to concerns
about Oracle’s stewardship,
naming the new project
MariaDB. MySQL was named
after his first daughter, My,
while MariaDB is named
after his second daughter,
Maria.
The founder of the
MariaDB database is
Michael "Monty"
Widenius. He is also
known for being the
original developer of
MySQL, which is
considered the "spiritual
father" of MariaDB
USES
MariaDB is an open-source database management
system that's used for storing and managing structured
data. It's used in a variety of applications, including:

• Web applications: MariaDB is compatible with many


popular web development frameworks. It's a good
choice for dynamic web applications that need to
scale easily.
• E-commerce platforms: MariaDB's multi-threading
mechanisms allow it to handle high loads.
• Data warehousing: MariaDB is good for analytical
queries on large data sets.
• Enterprise applications: MariaDB can be used for
transactional and analytical systems.
• Logging applications: MariaDB can be used for
logging applications.
DATABASE
2009 - Initial Release: MariaDB was created by Michael "Monty" Widenius, the original developer of
MILESTONE
MySQL, following Oracle's acquisition of MySQL. MariaDB 5.1 was the first official release.

2012 - MariaDB 5.3: This version introduced important features such as thread pooling and better
performance optimization.

2013 - MariaDB 10.0: This milestone marked the introduction of several key features, including:
• Improved replication.
• Enhanced performance.
• Dynamic columns.

2015 - MariaDB 10.1: With this release, MariaDB became more robust with features like:
• Native JSON support.
• Improved Galera Cluster integration.
• Multi-source replication.

2016 - MariaDB 10.2: This version introduced even more improvements like:
• Window functions.
• Common table expressions (CTEs).
• Improved security and audit plugins.

LATEST VERSION
The latest version of MariaDB is 11.6
ARCHITECTURE
OF MARIADB
MariaDb is a database system with an open architecture that supports
multiple storage engines, plugins, and replication. Its architecture can be a
single instance, master/slave, or cluster.

Single instance
• A single node that can be a single point of failure
• If the database crashes, you need to restore it from the last backup
Master/slave
• A distributed setup with a master that writes and slaves that read
• You can use a load balancer to split traffic between the master and slaves

Cluster
• A high availability solution that uses MariaDB Server, Galera Replication,
and MariaDB MaxScale
ADVANTAGES OF
MARIADB
• SPEED
• SCALABILITY
• COST
• RELIABILITY
• EASE OF USE
• PERDORMANCE
• DATA IMPORT
• CLOUD BASED STORAGE
BENEFITS OF
MARIADB
• USER FRIENDLY INSTALLATION
• SUPPORT FOR BIG DATA OPERATIONS
• STRAIGHFORWARD DATA IMPORTS
• GREATER BUSINESS AGILITY
THAN
YO
K
U!

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