Mariadb Or Mysql

Here's an excerpt of the background, followed by a record of the operations I migrated from MySQL 5.5.31 to mariadb 5.5.31 on CentOS 6.4. 　　Finally, I found a better way to migrate. 1. Background introduction MySQL is the world's most popular open source relational database. 2008, Sun acquired MySQL. Then, in 2010, Oracle bought Sun, and MySQL fell into Oracle's hands. Oracl ...

Despite being caught by Oracle, the controversy on MySQL never stopped; today, MySQL is still the most popular open source database on the market. Simple, free, extensible, relatively mature and so has always been the attraction of MySQL, but it is like a rabbit in a tortoise and hare race, because of its own advantages, to slacken, slowing down their own pace, so that each competitor Have the opportunity to catch up, these killer features are no longer attractive (or even reduced to the disadvantaged). Although PostgreSQL has always been the direct competitor of MySQL, ...

Oracle acquired Sun in 09, which is essential for gaining control of MySQL, the hottest open source DBMS. However, the takeover does not seem to have fully achieved Oracle's goal: as early as 08 after MySQL was acquired by Sun, MySQL Kibaki (some founder and top engineers) left MySQL and set up a new company Skysql, and after Sun was acquired by Oracle, A group of senior executives also went out to create the Monty program Ab (MARIADB's parent company). Yes...

Oracle acquired Sun in 09, which is essential for gaining control of MySQL, the hottest open source DBMS. However, the takeover does not seem to have fully achieved Oracle's goal: as early as 08 after MySQL was acquired by Sun, MySQL Kibaki (some founder and top engineers) left MySQL and set up a new company Skysql, and after Sun was acquired by Oracle, A group of senior executives also went out to create the Monty program Ab (MARIADB's parent company). Yes...

Naresh Kumar is a software engineer and enthusiastic blogger, passionate and interested in programming and new things. 　　Recently, Naresh wrote a blog, the open source world's two most common database MySQL and PostgreSQL characteristics of the detailed analysis and comparison. If you're going to choose a free, open source database for your project, you may be hesitant between MySQL and PostgreSQL. MySQL and PostgreSQL are free, open source, powerful, and feature-rich databases ...

Open source data is divided into two factions, NoSQL enthusiasts like to publish a lengthy criticism of relational database limitations, MySQL enthusiasts stubbornly defend the health relational database-insist that the data neatly stored in the table. 　　You'd think the two sides would never get along, but in fact, tens of thousands of companies have been trying to combine relational and relational databases, and have tried it many years ago. But the development of new technologies is often antithetical to the technology of the past. When NoSQL developed, the name of the light sounded like ...

As a software developer or DBA, one of the essential tasks is to deal with databases, such as MS SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and so on. As we all know, MySQL is currently the most widely used and the best free open source database, in addition, there are some you do not know or useless but excellent open source database, such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, HBase, Cassandra, Couchba ...

Many business owners with only more than 10 to dozens of employees ask if they don't want to spend thousands or even million to buy a database software and ask if there are any free database software available. In fact, there are a lot of small business owners in this type of enterprise, their company needs a small database software to statistics the company's some product data and the information of the storage, the amount of data is really small. As I've seen before, some small businesses use office-brought access small databases, but still feel less convenient. Here, the editor recommends several open source databases for small business use ...

This article is the 1th of 4 posts in the "Becoming a PHP Professional" series. When browsing various PHP-related blogs, such as Quora, Google Groups, newsletters, and magazines, I often notice the level of skill differentiation. The question is similar to "How do I connect to the MySQL database?" Or how do I extend my messaging system to send more than 10,000 messages per hour without introducing new servers? "I divide PHP capabilities into 4 levels, which may apply ...

Amazon lead the cloud market Microsoft play affinity card This week for Amazon, it should be "a year of mixed feelings." First of all, AWS's first market training event in China kicked off in Beijing. Nearly 400 participants from all over the country gathered for the venue to open the "AWS China" sign. The second happy event for AWS is that the latest Public Cloud survey from RightScale research shows that AWS has a 54% surveyor usage rate, far behind Rac ...