MariaDB Enterprise Server enables a predictable development and operations experience through an enterprise lifecycle — incorporating optimized builds, predictable release behavior, and vendor support
MariaDB Enterprise Server incorporates enhancements that are not present in MariaDB Community Server, including
Premium features meet enterprise scaling and operations requirements.
Priority bug fixes are available first to enterprise customers.
Increased the code stability through restricted release of new functionality.
Risk reduction from untested or incompatible features through the inclusion of only features with level 3 support (engineering code-level support) from MariaDB Corporation.
Optimized the configuration defaults.
For details on features added to enhance, harden, and secure MariaDB Enterprise Server, see the following pages:
Releases of MariaDB Enterprise Server are predictable because,
Major releases are delivered on a schedule.
The minor releases are focused on small, incremental defect remediation.
Critical fixes from newer release series are selectively backported.
Enterprise-grade testing drives a low defect rate.
Additional information on the release cycle for MariaDB Enterprise Server can be found in .
Planned releases of MariaDB Enterprise Server are .
MariaDB Enterprise Server is available to MariaDB subscription customers via the .
If you are not yet a MariaDB subscription customer, for more information.
MariaDB Enterprise Server binary and source code is delivered over secure protocols from MariaDB Corporation-maintained infrastructure as detailed in the .
Releases of MariaDB Enterprise Server are given an identifier such as 'MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.5.8-5,' whose components are,
The product name (MariaDB Enterprise Server).
Release series (10.5, spoken "ten-five").
The point release of MariaDB Community Server used as the base of this Enterprise Server release (.8, spoken "ten-five-eight").
The release postfix of MariaDB Enterprise Server starts with '-1' and is incremented for subsequent releases in that release series (-5, spoken "ten-five-eight-dash-five").
Additional information on the release numbering for MariaDB Enterprise Server can be found in .
MariaDB Corporation offers vendor support for MariaDB Enterprise Server, including,
Customer support as detailed in the
, including migration services, remote DBA services, and consulting
Customer communications, managed via the
Specific changes present in each release are communicated.
On the Debian and Ubuntu platforms, the release postfix contains a period instead of a dash, such that release postfixes start with .1 and increment for subsequent releases in that release series (.5, spoken "ten-five-eight-dot-five").
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