The document discusses MariaDB's 2017 roadshow. It highlights changes in the database market towards open source and community-driven development. It summarizes MariaDB's features and benefits like reliability, security, and cost reductions compared to proprietary databases. Examples of large customers using MariaDB across industries are provided. MariaDB's services, tools, and the importance of community contributions to its continued evolution are also summarized.

1. 2017 Roadshow
What we’re doing
Where we’re going
Max Mether
Field CTO
max@mariadb.com

2. The database market is changing
Expensive Licenses
Closed Development
Platform Lock-in
Yesterday's Interest
Resistance to Change
Proprietary Open Source
Low-cost
Subscriptions
Community
Innovation
Infrastructure
Agnostic
Today’s Excitement
Continuous Evolution
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3. By 2018, more than 70% of new
in-house applications will be developed
on an ODBMS, and 50% of existing
commercial RDBMS instances will have
been converted or will be in process.
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Gartner | STRATEGIC PLANNING ASSUMPTION
ORIGINAL

4. Enterprise
Reliability
High Availability
Disaster Recovery
Scalability
Performance
Security
Open Development
Extensible Architecture
Community Collaboration
Flexible Data Model
Streaming Integration
Community
Innovation

5. Why consider MariaDB?

6. Annual Subscriptions
Cloud Infrastructure
Modern Hardware
Reduced
Costs

7. The Economics of Inevitable Change
3 Year
Total Cost of
Ownership
On premise…
•Oracle costs 80x more
•Organizations can save $9 million
In the cloud…
•On AWS, Oracle costs 145x more
•On Oracle Cloud, it costs 69x more
$5,496,000
$112,500

8. Community Plugins
Enterprise Contributions
Technical Collaboration
More
Innovation

9. Galera
Cluster
InnoDB
Storage Engine
Spiral Arms –
Spider Sharding
Security Key
Management Plugin
MaxScale
BinLog
Atomic
Writes
Encryption
Multisource
Replication
MyRocks Storage
Engine
Temporal
Storage Engine
PL/SQL Support
Persistent Auto-
Increment for InnoDB
SQL Patches
Compressed
Binlog Events
Community Innovation

10. How is it possible?
We’re designed for it.

11. We’re building a database that is
easy to use, easy to extend, and easy to deploy:
on premise, in the cloud, or hybrid, operational or analytical
– and with the languages and frameworks you prefer.

12. OPERATING SYSTEM / FILE SYSTEM / SAN / CLOUD
MariaDB MaxScaleMariaDB Multi-Master Cluster
Applications
Connectors
MariaDB Server
NoSQL CRUD API
Original Core
MariaDB Engineering
Community Contribution
Replicas
Supporting
Asynchronous,
Semi-Sync &
Synchronous
replication
MariaDB
C JDBC ODBC
Replication Kernel Production Plugins
SQL Parser
Parallel Slave
GTIDBinLog API
Multi-Source
Cache/Buffer
Optimiser
Connection
Pool
Temporal
PL/SQL
Audit
AWS KMS
Authentication
Handler Socket
SQL
Lightweight Transactional InteroperabilityPerformance
& Scalability
Graph & SearchAnalytics
InnoDB
Memory
MyISAM
CONNECT
ColumnStoreSpider OQGRAPH
MyRocks Mroonga
STORAGE LAYER EXTENSIBILITY
KERNEL EXTENSIBILITY
40+ Plugins
Extensible Architecture
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Temporal

13. SERVER
Enterprise-grade secure,
highly available and scalable
relational database with
a modern, extensible
architecture
MAXSCALE COLUMNSTORE
Next-generation database
proxy that manages security,
scalability and high
availability in scale-out
deployments
Columnar storage engine
for massively parallel
distributed query execution
and data loading
MariaDB Technology

14. 10.1 (GA)
Multi-master Replication (Galera)
Data-at-Rest Encryption
Password Validation
Page Compression
Facebook Defragmentation
Spatial References (GIS)
10.2 (GA) 10.3 (DEV)
MyRocks
Flashback (Point in Time Rollback)
Delayed Replication
Binary Log Compression
Per User Resource Limits
Common Table Expressions
Window Functions
JSON & GeoJSON Functions
Check Constraints
Mult-Trigger Support
Virtual Column Indexes
Sequences & PL/SQL
System Versioned Tables
As Of (Point in Time Querying)
User-defined Aggregate Functions
Intersect & Except
Hidden Columns
The Evolution of MariaDB Server

15. High Availability
Ensure uptime
with no single
point of failure
and minimize
downtime
during upgrade
Data Streaming
Stream transactional
data to data lake for
real-time analytics
Scalability
Manage your
scaled-out
infrastructure
without changing
application code
Security
Secure database
firewall to prevent
cyber attacks like SQL
injection and DDoS
MariaDB MaxScale is a next-generation database proxy that manages security,
scalability and high availability in a scale out deployment.
MariaDB MaxScale

16. High performance columnar storage engine that supports a wide variety of analytical use cases
in highly scalable distributed environments
Parallel query
processing for distributed
environments
Faster, More
Efficient Queries
Single Interface for
OLTP and analytics
Easy to Manage and Scale
Easier Enterprise
Analytics
Power of SQL and
Freedom of Open Source
to Big Data Analytics
Better Price
Performance
MariaDB ColumnStore
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17. MariaDB ColumnStore Architecture
Columnar Distributed Data Storage
Local Storage | SAN | EBS | Gluster FS
BI Tool SQL Client Custom
Big Data App
Application
(ANSI SQL)
MariaDB SQL
Front End
Distributed
Query Engine
Data
Storage
User Module (UM)
Performance
Module (PM)

18. Where is MariaDB,
Who is using it?

19. Default Database on Leading Linux Distros,
Available on Leading Cloud Platforms
Cloud Services & StacksLinux Distributions

20. 12 Million Users in
45 Countries Trust Critical
Business Data to MariaDB
Technology & InternetTelecom
Retail & EcommerceTravel
Financial Services Gvmt & Education
Media & Social
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21. Customer and Use Cases
• Multi-terabyte DB
• 80M transactions / month
• 50+ Node Cluster
• Multi-billion rows
• 600 Million reads/second
• 250 servers, 600G + 1.5T archive
• 10M travelers/quarter
• 4M transactions/ month
• ~14TB in MariaDB
production clusters
• Over 150 servers
• 150-200k queries / sec on the MariaDB Cluster
• 6TB and millions of CDR’s
• 70 million rows per day
• 4 billion impressions per month
• 3 to 10 TB
• Over billion rows, most tables
100’s of millions of rows
• Over 5 TB in Pay Per click application

22. How does MariaDB empower me?

23. MariaDB TX 2.0
MariaDB
Services
Remote
Administration
Enterprise
Architecture
Migration
Management
Technical
Support
MariaDB
Tools
MariaDB
Admin
MariaDB
Monitor
MariaDB
Backup
MariaDB
Notifications
Pluggable Storage
Replication
MariaDB Server
Pluggable Storage
Replication
MariaDB Server
Pluggable Storage
Replication
MariaDB Server
MariaDB Cluster
MariaDB Connectors
MariaDB MaxScale (Proxy)
Failover Sharding Streaming Caching
Security Routing
Transaction Platform

24. Put our
Expertise
to Work
for You
Remote
DBA
Training
Consulting
Migration
Practice
Enterprise
Architect
Technical
Support
Services and Support

25. Download
https://mariadb.com/downloads
1
Read the Technical overviews
https://mariadb.com/resources/datashe
ets-guides
2
Search the Knowledge Base
https://mariadb.com/kb
3
Watch a Webinar
https://mariadb.com/resources/webinars
4
Get Started with MariaDB

26. Thank you

27. Distribution Estimated Reach MariaDB Default since
CentOS 10 million 2013
RHEL 5.3 million 2013
openSUSE 28 million 2015
Fedora 13.4 million 2015
Debian 1.5 million 2017 next release
Ubuntu 25 million Expected to follow Debian
BSD, Mageia, Mac OS X homebrew, etc. 1 million Mostly all default MariaDB
MariaDB Going Mainstream

28. MariaDB Roadshow Sponsors

29. How does it happen?
We encourage it.

30. Problem with Open Core: Limited Collaboration
No willingness to integrate
community code (e.g. MySQL)
No public testing framework
to validate code (e.g. MySQL)
No access to proprietary code
(e.g. EnterpriseDB)
1 2 3
Community
Feature
Requests
Bug Fixes
Documentation
Feedback
Project
Contribute

31. Solution with Open Source: Full Collaboration
Community
Plugins
Features
Enhancements
Project
Extends
1 2 3
Community Vendor
Integration
Testing
Support
Provides
Welcome Community Code 100% Open Source Provide APIs and Examples

32. MariaDB TX 2.0
Software
Licensing
and support for
databases, the
database proxies and
database connectors
Services
Credits for remote
administration,
enterprise architecture,
migration planning
services and more
Tools
Tools for
administration,
monitoring, backup
and replication
management
Transaction Platform