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MariaDB Enterprise Server enhances the community version with advanced features, security, high availability, support, and tools for enterprise use.
Features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 11.8 but not in MariaDB Community Server 11.8
MariaDB Enterprise Server is a premium version of MariaDB Community Server that focuses on stability, robustness, and predictability.
In addition to different release cycles, QA, etc, there are also feature differences. MariaDB Enterprise Server has different default settings to be more secure from the start, and also only includes features that are fully supported and maintained.
In addition to this, there are Enterprise Features and some backported features. The following are features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 11.8 but not in MariaDB Community Server 11.8:
Index limit increased to 128 indexes.
Slow master shutdown as default
(powered by Galera)
XA Support
Dynamic resize of
Dynamic change of threads
Sybase SQL mode for extended aliases
TLS certificate expiration monitoring
SSL/TLS is enabled by default
MariaDB's encryption plugins provide transparent data encryption (TDE) for stored data, securing tablespaces and logs to protect sensitive information and meet compliance.
The AWS KMS Encryption Plugin (aws_key_management) integrates with Amazon Web Services (AWS) KMS
The AWS KMS Encryption Plugin (aws_key_management) allows you to:
Use AWS KMS to manage MariaDB's encryption keys.
Encrypt MariaDB data using those keys, including:
Rotate encryption keys.
Additional information is available .
and MariaDB Community Server support data-in-transit encryption, which secures data transmitted over the network. The server and clients encrypt data using the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol, a newer version of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol.
is available on the MariaDB documentation.
and MariaDB Community Server support , which secures data on the file system. The server and storage engines encrypt data before writes and decrypt it during reads, ensuring that the data is only unencrypted when accessed directly through the server.
In many versions of MariaDB Server, the GCache used by does not support data-at-rest encryption.
However, and later support an enterprise version of Galera 4, which adds support for encrypting the GCache.
In those versions, the GCache supports the following data-at-rest encryption features:
The GCache can be automatically encrypted.
For more information, see the following resources:
Features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.4 but not in MariaDB Community Server 10.4
MariaDB Enterprise Server is a premium version of MariaDB Community Server that focuses on stability, robustness, and predictability.
MariaDB Enterprise Server enables a predictable development and operations experience through an enterprise lifecycle. This enterprise lifecycle incorporates optimized builds, predictable release behavior, and vendor support. For more information about the Enterprise Server Lifecycle look here.
In addition to different release cycle, QA, and etc..., there are also feature differences. MariaDB Enterprise Server has different default settings to be more secure from the start and also only includes features that are fully supported and maintained.
In addition to this there are Enterprise Features and some backported features. The following are features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.4 but not in MariaDB Community Server 10.4:
Index limit increased to 128 indexes
Slow master shutdown as default
New option
GTID support for MariaDB Enterprise Cluster (powered by Galera)
Crash recovery for semi-synchronous replication
MariaDB Enterprise Server and MariaDB Community Server support , which secures data on the file system. The server and storage engines encrypt data before writing and decrypt during reads, ensuring that the data is only unencrypted when accessed directly through the server.
They support multiple encryption plugins, which are suited for different use cases.
Features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 11.4 but not in MariaDB Community Server 11.4
MariaDB Enterprise Server is a premium version of MariaDB Community Server that focuses on stability, robustness, and predictability.
In addition to different release cycles, QA, etc, there are also feature differences. MariaDB Enterprise Server has different default settings to be more secure from the start, and also only includes features that are fully supported and maintained.
In addition to this, there are Enterprise Features and some backported features. The following are features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 11.4 but not in MariaDB Community Server 11.4:
to dump data as of a given time for system versioned tables
JSON functions
No
It integrates with HashiCorp Vault
It supports key rotation
It securely communicates with the remote KMS using TLS.
It integrates with AWS KMS
It supports key rotation
It must be compiled from source
Stores encryption keys in a local plain-text key file
The plain-text key file can be encrypted
It does not support key rotation.
Supported by MariaDB Enterprise Server
Yes
Yes
Yes
Supported by MariaDB Community Server
No
Yes
Yes
Supports key rotation
Yes
Yes
Index limit increased to 128 indexes.
Slow master shutdown as default
MariaDB Enterprise Cluster (powered by Galera)
XA Support
Non-Blocking operation for DDLs
TLS certificate expiration monitoring
SSL/TLS is enabled by default
Dynamic resize of
Dynamic change of threads
Sybase SQL mode for extended aliases
New, Detailed Replication Lag Representation
New Information Schema Table For Password-Related Data
GTID binlog events now include the thread ID
Automatic SST user account management for Galera
PARSEC authentication plugin
Extending timestamp range to 2106
Limit the size of the created disk temporary files and tables
The Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) JSON file is generated in the downloads archive
capability has been added ()
Segmented key cache for Aria
A new variable (default 1) to define the number of segments has been added. The default disables the new feature.
Features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.5 but not in MariaDB Community Server 10.5
MariaDB Enterprise Server is a premium version of MariaDB Community Server that focuses on stability, robustness, and predictability.
MariaDB Enterprise Server enables a predictable development and operations experience through an enterprise lifecycle. This enterprise lifecycle incorporates optimized builds, predictable release behavior, and vendor support.
In addition to different release cycle, QA, and etc..., there are also feature differences. MariaDB Enterprise Server has different default settings to be more secure from the start and also only includes features that are fully supported and maintained.
In addition to this there are Enterprise Features and some backported features. The following are features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.5 but not in MariaDB Community Server 10.5:
Index limit increased to 128 indexes
Slow master shutdown as default
Crash recovery for semi-synchronous replication
to dump data as of a given time for system versioned tables
JSON functions
Data-at-rest encryption secures data on the file system.
Non-Blocking operation for DDLs
Dynamic resize of
Dynamic change of threads
Sybase SQL mode for extended aliases
Option for SQL thread to limit maximum execution time per query
Encryption Plugins
HashiCorp Vault
Amazon Web Services (AWS) KMS
File Key Management
Binary Logs
Gcache
Additional information is available on the page.
Features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.6 but not in MariaDB Community Server 10.6
MariaDB Enterprise Server is a premium version of MariaDB Community Server that focuses on stability, robustness, and predictability. For more information about MariaDB Enterprise Server in general please look here.
In addition to different release cycle, QA, and etc..., there are also feature differences. MariaDB Enterprise Server has different default settings to be more secure from the start and also only includes features that are fully supported and maintained.
In addition to this there are Enterprise Features and some backported features. The following are features that are in MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.6 but not in MariaDB Community Server 10.6:
Index limit increased to 128 indexes
Slow master shutdown as default
(powered by Galera)
XA Support
Non-Blocking operation for DDLs
Dynamic resize of
Dynamic change of threads
Sybase SQL mode for extended aliases
to dump data as of a given time for system versioned tables
JSON functions
Log write buffering added to the and plugins (MENT-2438)
The buffering is controlled by the added variables:
server_audit_file_buffer_size - defines the size of the buffer. The default value is 0 meaning there's no buffering at all. Setting non-zero value enables the buffering with the buffer of the specified size aligned by 8192. The maximum value is 65536.
server_audit_sync_log_file - flushes the buffer to the log file. While the log record is in the buffer, it cannot be seen in the log file. And if there are not many events to log, the time before records can be observed can be significant. So user can do SET GLOBAL server_audit_log_file=1 to this variable to force write the buffer to the file, to make sure he doesn't miss the recent records.
Two new fields are available via SHOW REPLICA STATUS ()
Connects_Tried, which provides the number of attempts the replica has made to connect to the primary, and
Master_Retry_Count, which provides the number of times the replica will attempt to connect to a primary before giving up.
The authentication plugin caching_sha2_password has been added, not loaded by default ()
SSL/TLS enabled by default
CONVERT_PARTITION / CONVERT_TABLE
Option for SQL thread to limit maximum execution time per query
Allow to be changed after database creation
Make the optimizer handle UCASE(varchar_col)=...
Easier way to retrieve all users that have privileges on a specific table
Make dynamic
Add timezone information to
option for innodb_data_file_path system variable
New, Detailed Replication Lag Representation
New Information Schema Table For Password Related Data
GTID binlog events now include the thread ID
Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) JSON file generates in the downloads archive.
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