Written by Colin Charles
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
just saw the released #perconalive Amsterdam schedule. interesting to see what's not there, and what is (join me for a @mariadb_org @GaleraCluster tutorial). but maybe the most exciting thing to see? @mysqlbugs from @mariadb speaking! https://t.co/0jxKxCIbJ8
Congratulations @montywi after getting 3 databases named after your kids you have one named after you #humor https://t.co/ypW4QGreXF
Because of performance reasons, the Wikimedia Foundation announced in 2013 it was switching Wikipedia to MariaDB. The same thing happened with Google, and its users’ list now includes Deutsche Bank, DBS Bank, Nasdaq, Verizon, Craigslist, and others. https://t.co/1fOei9U0a6 #mySQL
@UUAlchemist The fork of MariaDB we used has gone. We have been working hard with the server team for new APIs to support engines like ColumnStore.
In addition a very high-performance Amazon S3 storage manager which should reduce the cost of running ColumnStore with similar performance.
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