“The purpose of the MariaDB Audit Plugin is to log the server’s activity. Records about who connected to the server, what queries ran and what tables were touched can be stored to the rotating log file or sent to the local syslogd.” – MariaDB. The MariaDB Audit Plugin works forRead More →
Last time, we have a look how to install and set up PostgreSQL on a CentOS machine as well as to create a database. Let’s now see some more details about backups and database restore as well as some commands to master the basic of psql on command line. 1.WeRead More →
PostgreSQL is yet another open source object relational database system. Its compatible with almost all operating system including BSD, Windows and Linux. I will be using a Centos7 machine to install a PostgreSQL and set up some basics of PostgreSQL. In a next article, i will give some idea ofRead More →
Some times back, i posted two articles on MariaDB Master-Master replication and MariaDB Master-Slave replication. Well, after several requests from friends, i was asked to blog on MariaDB Galera Cluster. MariaDB Galera Cluster is a synchronous multi-master cluster for MariaDB. It is available on Linux only, and only supports theRead More →
If you have been following the MSCC – Mauritius Software Craftsmanship Community some weeks back, you would have noticed a forthcoming meetup on MariaDB and improved security features spoken by Joffrey Michaie from OceanDBA and Codarren Velvindron from the cyberstorm Mauritius. Thanks to Jochen Kirstätter (joki) founder of the MSCC who proudlyRead More →
