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Lcsavin 01-06-2022 03:45 PM

MariaDB in my opinion.

bb4 01-06-2022 03:47 PM

MariaDB
 
Xpand cluster, Columnstore for analytics.

jstoner104 01-06-2022 04:16 PM

MariaDB!

ptankov 01-07-2022 02:18 AM

I like MariaDB.

Jan K. 01-07-2022 07:39 AM

I feel a compelling urge to vote MariaDB...


Perhaps I'm buckling under the weighty arguments from the interweb influencers? :rolleyes:

bmunger7 01-07-2022 01:13 PM

Tough call but I have to go with MariaDB.
 
Tough call but I have to go with MariaDB.

bb1 01-07-2022 02:16 PM

mdb!
 
Clear for development to enterprise, MariaDB is a rock

dobrinka 01-07-2022 06:00 PM

MariaDB
 
+1 MariaDB

thien.winchester 01-08-2022 03:35 AM

MariaDB! that's what I'd like to use.

boughtonp 01-08-2022 07:44 AM


 
I doubt any of these MariaDB fanatics will bother to read the thread before replying, but in case any of them do:

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeremy (Post 6314282)
* Posting a comment is optional, but do be aware that for your vote to count you have to select an option and click the "Vote Now" button (regardless of whether you have left a comment or not).

i.e. posting is not voting, and you can say hello here to gain the minimum post count required.


ironmanlead 01-12-2022 01:12 PM

mariadb! im a fan of mysql , but when mariadb came, i totally like mariadb! its faster! +1 for mariadb

karll 01-15-2022 03:51 PM

I have been using MariaDB for quite some time. I'm pleased to see development is progressing nicely: Finally DDLs are atomic, there is a UUID data type, there is a sys schema, and in 10.8 there will be ASC/DESC indexes. Also, the MariaDB Foundation has recently been doing some great work with docker images which means it's easy even for mere mortals to try out bleeding edge features straight from development.

It will also be interesting to see how the new release model will work out. In recent years a new version (10.3, 10.4, 10.5, ...) has been released once per year, but now they have started releasing more frequently. Some sort of LTS solution will allow continued stability for Linux distros.

grizzly_monkey 01-17-2022 01:28 AM

Hello
 
I vote for mariadb

YesItsMe 01-17-2022 04:52 AM

This is not how you vote.

juan.sanz 01-18-2022 03:57 AM

MariaDB


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