hello,
i was about to upgrade to maria 10.4, so i started reading up a little on it....
then i came across something saying the code is forking a bit to be its own thing and will no longer be fully compatible as a drop in replacement for mysql...
meaning, i assume, if we upgrade to maria 10.4 we may not be able to go backwards...it seems this maybe be a line in the sand time for pick one or the other am i right?
it could be an easier choice too, but recent mysql upgrades have stepped toward closing the performance gap, so it is much less clear which will be superior into the future.....
whats peoples thoughts on this i wonder?
oh yeah here is one link, im sure the info is all around tho
severalnines.com
i was about to upgrade to maria 10.4, so i started reading up a little on it....
then i came across something saying the code is forking a bit to be its own thing and will no longer be fully compatible as a drop in replacement for mysql...
meaning, i assume, if we upgrade to maria 10.4 we may not be able to go backwards...it seems this maybe be a line in the sand time for pick one or the other am i right?
it could be an easier choice too, but recent mysql upgrades have stepped toward closing the performance gap, so it is much less clear which will be superior into the future.....
whats peoples thoughts on this i wonder?
oh yeah here is one link, im sure the info is all around tho
What's New in MariaDB 10.4 | Severalnines
MariaDB 10.4 is a current development branch of MariaDB. Recently, on the 21st of May, the third Release Candidate (10.4.5) was released, bringing us closer to the official release. That’s why we thought it might be a good idea to take a look at the new 10.4 features. We will also share some...
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