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Yes, because MariaDB support is excellent and relatively affordable. On the other hand, you have Oracle... Also, we like the percona performance patchset that

by SEJeff 8y ago

Yes, because MariaDB support is excellent and relatively affordable. On the other hand, you have Oracle... Also, we like the percona performance patchset that made it into MariaDB and isn't in MySQL proper along with the pt-* toolset from percona.

morgo 8y ago
> the percona performance patchset that made it into MariaDB and isn't in MySQL Many Percona patches did make it into MySQL 5.7 and MySQL 8.0.