MariaDB Support

[ruudvh]

Have you given any thoughts to switching the current DB (Percona DB) with, or adding support for, MariaDB?

Thank you,

[dhilditch]

Is it faster?

On 19 February 2015 at 23:44, Ruud [email protected] wrote:

Have you given any thoughts to switching the current DB (Percona DB) with,
or adding support for, MariaDB?

Thank you,

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[ruudvh]

Depends how you define faster. Some things are definitely faster, but others are somewhat slower.
MariaDB is supposed to be a MySQL drop-in as well, however, as far as I can read, with the new MariaDB (10) release they have diverted from the MySQL path and thus returning would not be possible - even though this might be 'fixed' in the future.

MariaDB has MyISAM improvements and supports the same InnoDB as Percona DB through Percona's XtraDB. According to the developers MariaDB does everything Percona does and adds additional features. Here and here are some (very) old charts, these are the only real benchmarks I can find.

Reason that I am asking is because many other developments are or have switched, I am thinking about adding it myself but did not want to rediscover the wheel incase others have been working on it already.

Thank you,

[zach-adams]

Hi @ruudvh, I have looked in MariaDB as a replacement for MySQL, and it looks very promising. The reason I chose to stick with Percona is mostly because the original Mercury project uses it and I wanted to stick as close to their package as possible.

Here's their answer, and it looks like their actually considering making the switch in the future. If they do I'll be sure to make it to.

https://github.com/wpengine/hgv/issues/42

[ahansson89]

You can easily uninstall Percona and replace it with MariaDB

apt-get remove percona-server-server-5.5

Then install MariaDB.

[xDae]

hi, I have created a fork with Varnish 4.0 and MariaDB by default, perhaps someone may be interested ;)

[zach-adams]

@xDae Very cool, I'll add a link to the readme

[matthew6688]

@xDae I have installed your git, when i test the version of Varnish, It shows:
varnishd (varnish-3.0.7 revision f544cd8)

I think it is still Version 3, or am i doing something wrong?

[xDae]

@matthew6688 yes, the version is 3, version 4 was inestable when I created the fork, maybe I should to update the repo

[matthew6688]

Yes, you can try to updated to version 4.0, if it is not too trouble.

Now with Version 3, there is a problem with wordpress customizor, it keep login out any changes you make in the customizor.

I think there is something wrong with default.vcl, i think you can fix this in the newly update
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@matthew6688 yes, the version is 3, version 4 was inestable when I created the fork, maybe I should to update the repo

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