Recently (on April 19, 2010), Monty gave a Google Tech Talk, titled: MariaDB: The Backward Compatible Branch of the MySQL Database Server. The talk is under 47-minutes long, and the video is embedded below. Its a good introduction to what MariaDB has been up to for the last year+, aims, goals, and the future.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AL1l9Puh0sk
There's innodb_large_prefix as a possible workaround, which is default in 10.2 https://t.co/URwAEaZcN7
The reason is because MariaDB imposes a maximum of 767 bytes for indexes, and 767 / 4 = 191 (rounded down).
The danger of no Primary Key when replicating in RBR (partial protection with MariaDB 10.1) https://t.co/M6mABJdkmn by @jfg956
MariaDB Meetup in Hamburg this evening: https://t.co/aOGZnIoOLh
GIS Features in MariaDB and MySQL from #FrOSCon12 https://t.co/tCapeWN43T
MariaDB Foundation sponsors:
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