I also looked at percorna before even knowing about MariaDB. I ended up picking MariaDB because it solved more of the issues that I currently had in a codebase

I also looked at percorna before even knowing about MariaDB. I ended up picking MariaDB because it solved more of the issues that I currently had in a codebase that I simply did not get the resources for to get refactored in a way. Also in comparison to Pecorna, you also get Aria, which aims to be a transactional/non-transactional replacement for MyISAM. Can't wait for that moment :)