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MariaDB

MariaDB is an open source relational database that was forked from MySQL.  MariaDB is a single instance database, while MariaDB XPand is a distributed database.  SkySQL is MariaDB’s fully-managed database-as-a-service cloud offering.

You can read from MariaDB, MariaDB XPand, and SkySQL and write to any target supported by Striim. Typically, you will set up data pipelines that read from MariaDB in two phases—initial load, followed by continuous replication—as described in Building pipelines from MariaDB.

MariaDB feature summary

Feature

Initial load with Database Reader

Continuous real-time replication using MySQL Reader

Continuous real-time replication using MariaDB Reader

Continuous real-time replication using MariaDB XPand Reader

Continuous incremental replication with Incremental Batch Reader

Supported versions and services

MariaDB versions 5.5 to 10.0.1

MariaDB versions 10.02 and later

MariaDB Galera Cluster versions 10.0.2 and later

MariaDB XPand versions 5.3.x and 6.0.x

SkySQL versions 5.3.x and 6.0.x

Amazon RDS for MariaDB

Security and governance

connection profile

Operations

initial load

initial schema creation

with supported targets

schema evolution

DML operations replicable in target

INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE

INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE

INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE

INSERT (UPDATE handled as INSERT, DELETE ignored)

Building applications / programmability

automated pipelines

other wizards

initial load only

initial load only, change data capture only

initial load only, change data capture only

initial load only, change data capture only

initial load only

Flow Designer

TQL

Runtime

output stream event type

WAEvent

WAEvent

WAEvent

WAEvent

WAEvent

network connection fault tolerance

by JDBC driver

configurable automatic retries

configurable automatic retries

configurable automatic retries

by JDBC driver

recovery

parallel threads

metrics & auditing