SkySQL Release Notes 2022-05-05
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Overview
MariaDB SkySQL is a DBaaS offering from MariaDB Corporation, providing cloud database service based on MariaDB Enterprise.
These release notes show changes made to MariaDB SkySQL as of 2022-05-05.
New Features in this Release
Multi-Node Analytics and Single Node Analytics topologies are available on both AWS and GCP. (DBAAS-7069)
Distributed Transactions topology can be launched in a single Xpand instance configuration to support development and testing use cases. (DBAAS-9293)
Distributed Transactions topology running Xpand 6 supports parallel replication. (DBAAS-7773)
The "Disable SSL/TLS" option is available for all Transactions services. (DBAAS-7671)
All SkySQL services can be stopped and started.
For Distributed Transactions services this applies to services launched after this release.
While stopped, services continue to accrue charges for storage but do not incur instance costs. (DBAAS-5828) (DBAAS-7182)
New regions have been added, based on customer requests: (DBAAS-7782)
AWS ap-northeast-1
AWS ap-southeast-2
AWS eu-west-1
GCP australia-southeast1
GCP us-west4
Power Tier customers can specify their maintenance window preference. (DBAAS-7031)
Interface Changes
"Multi-node Infrastructure" has been renamed "Scale Fabric". (DBAAS-9578)
Scale Fabric is included in multi-node topologies and with Distributed Transactions in a single Xpand node configuration.
When launching services, Xpand 6 is the default release series for Distributed Transactions. (DBAAS-9296)
MaxScale Redundancy is available for Replicated Transactions, Distributed Transactions, and Multi-Node Analytics.
Single Node and Multi-Node Analytics instances are provisioned with 100 GB of transactional storage. This change was made for parity between AWS and GCP.
Technical Preview Features
Alerting and Notification features of SkySQL Monitoring
SkySQL DBaaS REST API
SkySQL Workload Analysis
Support and Feedback
If you have a SkySQL account and need assistance, contact SkySQL Support.
If you are new to SkySQL and have questions, please contact us or see the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) list.
If there is any aspect of SkySQL service that doesn't meet your requirements, please contact us.
We welcome feedback regarding these release notes and the SkySQL Documentation.