Tag: CONNECT STORAGE ENGINE
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Connect SE JDBC table type: Accessing Tables From Another DBMS
In this blog we will show how to access MySQL and MariaDB DBMS tables from MariaDB Server. For that we will use Connect Storage Engine (SE), which supports different table types options. In this case we will use the JDBC table type. To use the JDBC table type we need to specify it in the CREATE TABLE definition for Connect SE and we need the Java connector for the DBMS we are accessing. For demonstration purposes we will use containers, […]
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Create a link to a remote server and access data using CONNECT SE
In this blog we are going to see how to create a link to a remote server and use it to access multiple tables at once.In the previous blog we have seen how to establish a remote connection between Docker containers.The way we did it was to specify the connection string to reference a single table only.But what if we need more tables, what if need a whole database?
The solution is to link to a remote database with the […]
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Using CONNECT SE to access remote JSON data with demo examples in Docker
CONNECT is a storage engine (SE) plugin used to access external, local or remote data. In this blog we are going to show how to install the CONNECT storage engine in a Docker container and how to share JSON data between containers.
Enabling CONNECT SE plugin in Docker
CONNECT SE needs to be installed within the container in order to use it. To see how to do that please check Installing plugins in the MariaDB Docker Library Container.
Create JSON […]
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Installing plugins in the MariaDB Docker Library Container
MariaDB plugins are software components that may be added to the core software without the need to rebuild the MariaDB Server. Plugins can be storage engines, additional security requirements, special log information about the server and others. MariaDB has a large number of built-in plugins which are permanently installed (listed in SHOW PLUGINS query). Plugins can be loaded at start-up, during initialization, or loaded dynamically when the server is running.
In this blog we are going to see how to […]