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Why I haven’t run my databases on Kubernetes

A few years ago, if there was a discussion on “Should we run databases on Kubernetes?”, there were more people saying no than yes. One of the common answers was,…

Chetan Shivashankar Blog – Percona 2026-06-30

Building Smart Semantic Search using PostgreSQL and pgvector. Part 3 – Hybrid Search, Percona Blog, and Widget Improvements

Here I write about what I changed after the first launch: hybrid search, filters and counts on the search page, the widget layout, indexer hardening, and the Percona Blog in…

Percona Community Blog – learn about MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB 2026-06-30

Skipping Percona Server for MySQL 8.4.9 and 9.7.0

Upstream MySQL published an out-of-schedule release this week with two high-severity CVE fixes. We’ve pulled those fixes into our next builds and are skipping the two versions we had already…

Dennis Kittrell Blog – Percona 2026-06-29

MariaDB Foundation Sea Lion Champions Nominees: Fariha Shaikh

The MariaDB Foundation Sea Lion Champions program celebrates the people and organizations who help make the MariaDB ecosystem stronger, more open, and more useful for everyone. … Continue reading “MariaDB…

Frédéric Descamps MariaDB.org 2026-06-29

Preparing Your Analytical Databases for Agents

Agents can query databases: this has always been the dream of many data people! Sure, SQL resembles English, so it makes it relatively easy to express your questions and get…

Federico Razzoli Vettabase 2026-06-27

MariaDB Enterprise Server Q2 2026 Maintenance Releases

New maintenance releases for MariaDB Enterprise Server: 11.8.8-5, 11.4.12-9, and 10.6.27-23 are now available. Download Now MariaDB Enterprise Server is an enhanced, hardened and secured version of MariaDB Community Server…

Daniel Bartholomew MariaDB 2026-06-26

MariaDB Privacy-First Stack: Nextcloud, Passbolt and MariaDB Server

I hear this sentence a lot: “We care about privacy.” Good. But then you look a bit closer. Files are on some cloud platform. Nobody is completely sure which settings…

Frédéric Descamps MariaDB.org 2026-06-26

Why PostgreSQL needs an AI usage policy

We often hear that open source is about people. People who contribute their time and, in a way, parts of their lives to work on software that is available for…

Percona Community Blog – learn about MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB 2026-06-26

Passbolt renews its support for MariaDB Foundation

MariaDB Foundation is pleased to announce that Passbolt has renewed its Silver sponsorship for another year, continuing its long-term support for the MariaDB open-source ecosystem. … Continue reading “Passbolt renews…

Anna Widenius MariaDB.org 2026-06-25

Aqtra Joins MariaDB Foundation as a Gold Sponsor

MariaDB Foundation is pleased to welcome Aqtra Platform as a new Gold Sponsor. Aqtra is a Development Infrastructure Layer (DIL) platform for building ERP solutions, business applications, internal and external…

Anna Widenius MariaDB.org 2026-06-24

MariaDB 13.1 Preview: This One Is Full of Community Goodies!

We just announced the availability of a preview of the MariaDB 13.1 series. MariaDB 13.1 is a rolling release preview, and, as usual, this is the right moment to test…

Frédéric Descamps MariaDB.org 2026-06-23

Do not uselessly grant CREATE and ALTER TABLE

This lesson should have been learned with the CREATE TABLE of death, but it is worth a refresh. Do not uselessly grant CREATE and ALTER TABLE The reason I am…

Jean-François Gagné J-F Gagné’s MySQL Blog 2026-06-20

MariaDB 13.1 preview available

We are pleased to announce the availability of a preview of the MariaDB 13.1 series. MariaDB 13.1 will be a rolling release. … Continue reading “MariaDB 13.1 preview available” The…

Sergei MariaDB.org 2026-06-20

CPU-bound sysbench on a large server: Postgres 12 to 19 beta1

This has results from sysbench on a small server with Postgres versions 12 through 19 beta1. Sysbench is run with high concurrency (40 connections) and a cached database. The purpose…

Mark Callaghan Small Datum 2026-06-20

Simple tool to build MariaDB commits for performance-change analysis

Tracking down changes in database performance is one of the hardest parts of engineering, especially when the change is buried somewhere in a long commit history. … Continue reading “Simple…

Jonathan Miller MariaDB.org 2026-06-18