Presented at the MariaDB Roadshow in Stockholm on 30 May 2017

1. Red Hat & MariaDB
MariaDB Roadshow Stockholm 30.5.2017
Johannes Brännström
Solution Architect
Red Hat

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WHO IS TALKING?

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DO YOU KNOW RED HAT?

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THE WORLD’S LEADING PROVIDER OF OPEN
SOURCE, ENTERPRISE I.T. SOLUTIONS
MORE THAN
90%of the
FORTUNE
500
RED HAT
use
PRODUCTS &
SOLUTIONS*
~10,500
EMPLOYEES
85
OFFICES
S&P
500
COMPANY
NYSE
RHT35
COUNTRIES
*Red Hat client data and Fortune 500 list, 2016
THE FIRST
$2
OPEN
SOURCE
COMPANY
IN THE WORLD
BILLION

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FROM COMMUNITIES TO ENTERPRISE
*Black Duck and North Bridge, 2015 Future of Open Source survey
**

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WE SHIP DATABASES WITH RHEL, BUT...

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We support the packaging, not the bits.
"Full support" for a database as part of Red Hat Enterprise Linux includes only support for the
packaging, installation, and limited configuration of the database that is built, tested, and
distributed by Red Hat. Red Hat is not able to troubleshoot the database itself, including
database schema design, table manipulation, database functions, and performance tuning
against user data. This also includes the ability to provide critical bug fix and security errata.
As stated above, product end of life dates can affect "full support" if package updates are no
longer provided upstream.’’
https://access.redhat.com/articles/183263
HOW ARE DATABASES SUPPORTED IN RHEL?

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RHEL 7’s default MariaDB version is 5.5
Alternative versions via Red Hat Software Collections (SCL):
● MariaDB 5.5 Sept 2013 - Oct 2016 RHSCL 1
● MySQL 5.5 Sept 2013 - Oct 2016 RHSCL 1
● MariaDB 10.0 April 2015 - April 2018 RHSCL 2.0
● MySQL 5.6 April 2015 - April 2018 RHSCL 2.0
● MariaDB 10.1 May 2016 - May 2019 RHSCL 2.2
● MySQL 5.7 Nov 2016 - Nov 2019 RHSCL 2.3
“Red Hat Software Collections (RHSCL) is intended to give Red Hat Enterprise Linux customers the latest stable versions of
dynamic languages and open source databases for users to create modern applications that can be confidently deployed into
production. These fast-moving collections are expected to be updated frequently and will have a shorter life cycle and support
term than Red Hat Enterprise Linux.”
CentOS 7 has MariaDB 5.5
Fedora 24 has MariaDB 10.1
MariaDB & MySQL life cycle in RHEL

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THE NEXT BIG THING IS...

12. OPENSHIFT TECHNICAL OVERVIEW12
Self-Service
Multi-language
Automation
Collaboration
Seamless
Standards-based
Web-scale
Open Source
Enterprise Grade
Secure

13. OPENSHIFT TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
CrunchyData
GitLab
Iron.io
Couchbase
Sonatype
EnterpriseDB
and many more
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...and
virtually any
docker image
out there!
TRUE POLYGLOT PLATFORM
PHP Python Java NodeJS Perl Ruby
.NET
Core
Apache
HTTP
Server
MySQL Redis
nginx TomcatVarnish
JBoss
EAP
JBoss
A-MQ
JBoss
Fuse
JBoss
BRMS
JBoss
BPMS
JBoss
Data Grid
JBoss
Data Virt
RH
Mobile
RH SSO
3SCALE
API mgmt
JBoss
Web
Server
Spring
Boot
Wildfly
Swarm
Vert.x
PostgreSQL MongoDB
Phusion
Passenger
Third-party
Language
Runtimes
Third-party
Databases
Third-party
App
Runtimes
Third-party
Middleware
Third-party
Middleware
MariaDB

14. OPENSHIFT TECHNICAL OVERVIEW14
ACCESS VIA WEB, CLI, IDE AND API
EXISTING
AUTOMATION
TOOLSETS
SCM
(GIT)
CI/CD
SERVICE LAYER
ROUTING LAYER
PERSISTENT
STORAGE
REGISTRY
RHEL
NODE
C
C
RHEL
NODE
C C
RHEL
NODE
c
C
C
RHEL
NODE
C C
RHEL
NODE
C
RHEL
NODE
C
RED HAT
ENTERPRISE LINUX
MASTER
API/AUTHENTICATION
DATA STORE
SCHEDULER
HEALTH/SCALING
PHYSICAL VIRTUAL PRIVATE PUBLIC HYBRID

15. OPENSHIFT TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
NODENODENODE
CONTAINER-NATIVE STORAGE
15
NODE
POD POD POD POD POD POD POD
POD POD POD
RHGS RHGS RHGS
POD POD POD
MASTER

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DEMO
MariaDB with Cakephp template:
https://github.com/jbrannst/cakephp-ex/blob/master/openshift/templates/cakephp-mariadb-persistent.json

17. Openshift.io

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Developer Tools-aaS : OpenShift.io

19. https://install.openshift.com/

20. THANK YOU
TONI WILLBERG - RED HAT
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