Topologies
This section explains various deployment architectures, including standalone, replication, and clustering, to help you design scalable and highly available database solutions.
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This section explains various deployment architectures, including standalone, replication, and clustering, to help you design scalable and highly available database solutions.
MariaDB offers varied deployment topologies by workload and technology, each named and diagrammed with benefits listed. Custom configurations are also supported.
Operating-system support for MariaDB products and versions, with links to the engineering policies that list supported platforms.
Deploy the MariaDB ColumnStore object-storage topology, a columnar OLAP store that keeps data on S3-compatible object storage.
Deploy the MariaDB ColumnStore shared-local-storage topology, a columnar OLAP store for analytical workloads.
Deploy the Galera Cluster topology for MariaDB — synchronous, multi-primary replication for high availability.
Deploy the HTAP topology, pairing MariaDB row storage with ColumnStore columnar storage for mixed transactional and analytical workloads.
This page explains how to set up a standard Primary/Replica replication topology for MariaDB Enterprise Server.
Install and configure single-node MariaDB deployments, including a single- node columnar store with optional S3-compatible object storage.
Scale MariaDB horizontally with the Spider storage engine, which shards tables across remote nodes through virtual federated tables.
Explore MariaDB Enterprise Spider topologies with MaxScale. This section details how it integrates with Spider to manage & route traffic efficiently across sharded & distributed database environments.
Deploy Spider Federated Topology
Deploy Spider Sharded Topology
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