MariaDB
Community-developed MySQL fork
91
Project is healthy
Funding
At risk
Maintenance
Active
Contributors
Healthy
Bus Factor
Low risk
Overview
MariaDB is a community-developed, commercially supported fork of MySQL, intended to remain free and open-source software.
Importance
- Drop-in MySQL replacement
- Default database for many Linux distributions
- Foundation for open database future
- Powers major deployments
Key Features
- MySQL compatibility
- Additional storage engines
- Enhanced performance features
- Galera Cluster support
Sustainability
MariaDB is supported by the MariaDB Foundation and MariaDB Corporation. The project has governance challenges but maintains active development.
Dependencies
Depends On
(3)
MariaDB
unknown
Dependency Chain
Upstream
OpenSSL
→
zlib
→
Linux Kernel
→
MariaDB
Impact Analysis
3
Direct Dependencies
0
Dependent Projects
Top-level project