Monday evening, Max Mether from SkySQL came to the Boston MySQL User Group and presented “MariaDB: A MySQL Replacement?” We did take video and will link to it when it’s uploaded. That usually takes a while, so I figured I would link to the PDF slides, which Max has graciously shared.
Note that on slide 26, “All highly speculative” is a bit misleading when taken out of context. We know that MariaDB is working on all those things (including a Cassandra storage engine and Multi-source replication) because their worklogs and bug tracking system are 100% open, so that’s not the “highly speculative” part. We just do not know if they will be in the next production release of MariaDB.
Monday evening, Max Mether from SkySQL came to the Boston MySQL User Group and presented “MariaDB: A MySQL Replacement?” We did take video and will link to it when it’s uploaded. That usually takes a while, so I figured I would link to the PDF slides, which Max has graciously shared.
Note that on slide 26, “All highly speculative” is a bit misleading when taken out of context. We know that MariaDB is working on all those things (including a Cassandra storage engine and Multi-source replication) because their worklogs and bug tracking system are 100% open, so that’s not the “highly speculative” part. We just do not know if they will be in the next production release of MariaDB.