Tag: MaxScale

Self-Hosted ServiceNow Quick Start Guide for MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.6

Architecting a self-hosted ServiceNow deployment’s database infrastructure can be intimidating. Your stakeholders are expecting your architecture to “just work like … Continued

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Maximizing Database High Availability with MariaDB MaxScale

Depending on your application, high availability (HA) may be a requirement for your organization. If you’re running a banking system … Continued

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NoSQL Protocol and Caching in MariaDB MaxScale

The MaxScale NoSQL protocol module allows a MariaDB server (Community and Enterprise) or cluster to be used as the backend … Continued

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MaxScale Installation and Configuration

In our many years of experience working with databases, one of the most important things we’ve seen is how to … Continued

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Configuring MariaDB Databases for Disaster Recovery for Self-Hosted ServiceNow Deployments

If your organization wants to use ServiceNow, but has security, regulatory, or privacy requirements which make ServiceNow Cloud non-viable, then … Continued

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Is your App continuously available with AWS RDS?

Arguably, one of the key motivations for using a managed DBaaS is its availability characteristics. But, did you know that … Continued

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Introducing MariaDB MaxScale 23.02

A new version of MariaDB MaxScale, an advanced database proxy that allows users to easily manage their MariaDB Server and … Continued

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All About MariaDB MaxScale Database Proxy For Read-Write Splitting

In this article, you will learn about database proxies and how to connect a Java web service, implemented with Spring … Continued

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MariaDB MaxScale 6.0 Native Clustering

MaxScale 6.0 introduced native clustering, allowing several MaxScale instances to communicate and share configuration updates with each other. In this … Continued

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How to Manage NoSQL Data with MariaDB

Learn how MariaDB MaxScale, an advanced database proxy, listens for traffic containing NoSQL data that can be stored and managed within a MariaDB database.

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