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  1. Dealing with caching_sha2_password in MariaDB Server – Part 2: Migrating Users from MySQL with pt-show-grants

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    In the first part of this article, I explained how MariaDB Server can authenticate users using caching_sha2_password, and more importantly, how it is possible to migrate an existing MySQL user to MariaDB while keeping the same password.

  2. MariaDB Server – See What Changed Between Versions

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    As a DBA, comparing Database Server versions is an important part of preparing an upgrade.

  3. MariaDB InnoDB Disk Space & Fragmentation

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    As a DBA, disk space has always worried me.

  4. MariaDB 13.1 Feature in Focus: JSON Operators and JSON_TABLE Improvements

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    MariaDB 13.1 introduces the long-awaited `->` and `->>` JSON operators, together with `FORMAT JSON` support in `JSON_TABLE()`.

  5. Teaching MariaDB About Your Domain

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    When we talk about extending a database server, we usually think about features that could benefit a very large number of users.

  6. Say the Name: MariaDB, MySQL, and the Ecosystem We Share

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    Names are important.

  7. MariaDB GTID Info & Flashback Plugin

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    Reversing Transactions Directly from the Binary Log Some ideas never completely disappear.

  8. MariaDB 13.1 Feature in Focus: Validate Your Configuration Before Starting the Server

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    Have you ever modified a MariaDB configuration file, restarted the service, and immediately regretted it?

  9. MariaDB Tips & Tricks: Where does my configuration variable value come from?

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    As you may already know, there are many places where a MariaDB system variable can get its value.

  10. A Native ADBC Driver for MariaDB

    (lefred blog: tribulations of a MariaDB Community Advocate)

    Apache Arrow Database Connectivity (ADBC) provides a standard interface for exchanging data between applications and databases using Apache Arrow.