The Ultimate Guide to High Availability with MariaDB

MariaDB Enterprise Server - Data-at-Rest Encryption

Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Encryption Plugins
  3. Storage Engine Encryption
  4. Replication Cache Encryption

Data-at-rest encryption secures data on the file system.

Overview

MariaDB Enterprise Server and MariaDB Community Server support data-at-rest encryption, which secures data on the file system. The server and storage engines encrypt data before writing and decrypt it during reads, ensuring that the data is only unencrypted when accessed directly through the server.

Encryption Plugins

TopicResources
Encryption PluginsChoosing an Encryption Plugin
HashiCorp VaultUnderstanding the HashiCorp Vault Encryption Plugin
Amazon Web Services (AWS) KMSUnderstanding the AWS KMS Encryption Plugin
File Key ManagementUnderstanding the File Key Management Encryption Plugin

Storage Engine Encryption

TopicResources
InnoDBEncrypting InnoDB Data
AriaEncrypting Aria Data

Replication Cache Encryption

TopicResources
Binary LogsEncrypting Binary Logs
Galera Cluster GcacheEncrypting Galera Cluster's Gcache

Additional information is available on the MariaDB Knowledge Base.

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