MariaDB Server is one of the most popular open-source database servers with different plugins, tools, and available storage engines, that make it versatile for a wide variety of use cases. In this blog, we’ll show how to use the Aria Storage Engine.

While temporary tables are short-lived, temporal tables on the other hand are designed to give access to the data over time. In this blog, we will take a look at temporal tables in MariaDB and how to use them.

In this blog, we compare two document-based NoSQL databases- MongoDB and CouchDB. An overview of the main parametric comparisons between these two databases.Major differences include the replication method and platform support. Also, from the comparisons, it is clear that if the application requires more efficiency and speed, then MongoDB is a better choice rather than CouchDB.

Designing for high availability is key to reducing downtime. In this blog we show how to leverage ClusterControl to deploy a MariaDB Cluster for high availability.

MariDB SkySQL is a new DBaaS launched by MariaDB for the users to easily deploy their enterprise edition to the cloud. In this blog we take a look at this new service and what features it offers.

Working with Big Data could be a performance challenge as you will need to process a lot of data in different ways to get useful information. In this blog, we will look at Columnar Storage, specifically MariaDB ColumnStore and how to install it to be able to process your Big Data in a more performant way.

MariaDB recently released the latest version of MariaDB Server. In this blog we will take a look at some of the new features that MariaDB Server 10.5 has to offer and how you can take advantage of them.

In this blog post, we are going to set up two Galera clusters running on Percona XtraDB Cluster 5.7, one of the production environment and one for the disaster recovery (DR). Both production and disaster recovery sites will be replicating through encrypted master-slave asynchronous replication where database nodes in AWS are the master cluster (production) while database nodes on Azure are the slave cluster (DR).

Page fault errors occur at the moment MongoDB wants to get data that is not available in active memory of the database hence forced to read from disk, creating latency. This blog explores this issue and how to fix it.

Anonymization in PostgreSQL is a way to solve the problem of deleting or hiding user data. In this article, we’ll look at a solution that might have a global effect, covering all applications, with minimal (if any) code rewrites.

Designing database load balancers for a multi-cloud environment is not an easy task. This blog post will give you some suggestions how such setup can be implemented

In this blog post, we are going to perform an online migration with minimal downtime from MySQL 5.6 standalone setup without GTID to a new replication set running on MySQL 5.7 with GTID, deployed and managed by ClusterControl.

Both MongoDB and Firebase have their expertise and place in the market but both require high-levels to operate properly. In this blog we take a look at both and how they stack up against one another.

Multi-Cloud deployments are a common part of disaster recovery plans. In this blog we will show you how to setup and optimize a MySQL Replication deployment across multiple clouds.

Backing up databases in the cloud is a way to reduce risk and improve your ability to recover from disaster. In this blog we will show the benefits of using the cloud and how ClusterControl can help.