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We’d all rather prevent problems than react to them. Get to know MariaDB SkySQL's Workload Analysis tool. Standard database monitoring tools are diagnostic and reactive, but Workload Analysis is predictive and preventative – thanks to machine learning.

MariaDB SkySQL, our customizable, fully managed DBaaS, just received several new enhancements, including support for the latest MariaDB Enterprise Server version (10.5) for distributed SQL with HA, plus the Workload Analysis tool to prevent rather than react to problems.

See how easy it is to use containers to integrate BI tools with your MariaDB SkySQL database. Here we walk through using Apache Zeppelin to integrate with SkySQL to visualize your data (row-based or column-based) using a variety of tables, graphs and charts.

MariaDB MaxScale (the advanced database load balancer, proxy, firewall and query router included with MariaDB Platform) has a number of new features: a GUI, a new and improved binlog router, a new HA solution and more.

The newest major release of MariaDB Enterprise Server, version 10.5, delivers increased performance and expanded capabilities: distributed SQL, improved analytics integration and management, and additional security features.

MariaDB Platform X5 introduces scalable transaction processing: distributed SQL. Distributed non-relational (NoSQL) databases abound, but there are very few distributed SQL databases – and none like MariaDB Platform. Learn what sets it apart.

MariaDB Community Server 10.5 adds ColumnStore as a pluggable storage engine, making analytics available to millions of users for free. See why columnar storage is so fast and useful for analytics, and how to configure it.

To reflect our differentiation from MySQL, MariaDB Community Server 10.5 includes more MariaDB-named executables.

The 10.5 release of MariaDB Community Server which includes ColumnStore columnar storage engine is now available as an image on … Continued

InnoDB is the default storage engine for MariaDB Enterprise Server and MariaDB Community Server. While originally based on the MySQL … Continued