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I'd say give MariaDB a try. It does everything MySQL does, fully compatibly without the guilt of supporting Oracle.
by donatj 10y ago
I'd say give MariaDB a try. It does everything MySQL does, fully compatibly without the guilt of supporting Oracle.
- falcolas 10y agoUsing MySQL does not support Oracle, unless you buy their support packages. If anything, it's a cost center to them. That said, I do prefer the PerconaDB packages myself, but that's because they are a pure superset of the core MySQL, and improvements to MySQL are improvements to PerconaDB.