For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.

MariaDB Binary Packages

Provides details on using MariaDB binary packages (tarballs, RPMs, DEBs) for installation, including repository configuration scripts.

Information about the GPG keys used to sign MariaDB packages and repositories, including how to import them for verification.

Complete .deb installation guide: add repo via mariadb_repo_setup, import GPG keys, apt install mariadb-server galera-4, and APT configuration.

Install and manage MariaDB Server using RPM packages. This section provides detailed instructions for deploying and upgrading MariaDB on RPM-based Linux distributions. width: default title: visible: true description: visible: true tableOfContents: visible: true outline: visible: true pagination: visible: false metadata: visible: true tags: visible: true

Instructions for installing MariaDB on the same server as an existing MySQL installation, useful for migration testing or running multiple versions.

A guide to installing MariaDB from pre-compiled binary tarballs on Linux, allowing for flexible installation paths and multiple versions.

Complete MariaDB installation guide. Complete setup instructions for Linux, Windows, and macOS with configuration and verification for production use.

How to install MariaDB Server on macOS using the Homebrew package manager, including starting the service and securing the installation.

How to install MariaDB Server on macOS. This is possible using Homebrew.

Instructions for manually installing MariaDB on Windows from a ZIP archive, useful for portable installations or advanced configuration needs.

Explains the benefits and use cases for deploying MariaDB using package tarballs (containing RPMs or DEBs) for offline or custom installations.

Learn how to create and maintain local mirrors of MariaDB package repositories for secure or air-gapped deployments.

Last updated

Was this helpful?