AWS renews Diamond sponsorship of MariaDB Foundation for a fourth consecutive year
MariaDB Foundation is pleased to announce that Amazon Web Services (AWS) has renewed its Diamond sponsorship for a fourth consecutive year.
AWS became the Foundation’s first Diamond sponsor in 2023, building on years of technical engagement with MariaDB Server and its community. Since then, the relationship has developed into a sustained collaboration supporting the openness, adoption, and long-term continuity of MariaDB Server.
AWS engineers contribute code and technical expertise to MariaDB Server, and ongoing dialogue between AWS and the Foundation has strengthened communication around development priorities, upcoming releases, and the needs of organizations running MariaDB at scale.
Diamond sponsorship represents the Foundation’s highest level of support. AWS’s continued commitment helps the Foundation maintain the infrastructure, engineering coordination, community services, and ecosystem development needed by MariaDB users and contributors worldwide.
“Four consecutive years of Diamond sponsorship demonstrate a meaningful, long-term commitment to MariaDB and its community,” said Anna Widenius, CEO of MariaDB Foundation. “AWS supports us not only financially, but through technical engagement, contributions, and open dialogue about the future of MariaDB Server. That combination is particularly valuable to an open source project used at such an enormous scale.”
Nanda Kaushik, Director of Amazon Aurora said: “AWS believes vibrant open source communities make technology better for everyone, which is why we are pleased to continue supporting MariaDB Foundation and working with the community to improve the experience of running MariaDB workloads on AWS.”
As MariaDB Server continues to evolve across cloud deployment, scalability, security, analytics, and AI-enabled applications, the Foundation looks forward to another year of close cooperation with AWS.
We thank AWS for its continued trust in MariaDB Foundation and for once again setting a strong example of sustained corporate support for open source infrastructure.