MariaDB
MariaDB is an open source relational database management system forked from the free MySQL database in 2009 by original MySQL developers. While maintaining high compatibility with MySQL, MariaDB adds new storage engines and features as a community-driven open source alternative. It has gained widespread adoption, being utilized by major companies and many Linux distributions.
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Project U.F.E.W. or Using Flask Easy Webservice is a standard web service that connects with MariaDB (or MySQL) easily using Project Amelia Data Access.
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Coupling between TTN and SQL DB
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Boilerplate: Build a Python service on top of MariaDB all deployed by Docker
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This project aims to extract hiking routes data from the websites SAC, Schweizmobil, and Komoot.
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A sample database with a random data model and automatic reporting. (PL doc)
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Docker-compose files for my homelab, including categories like: time server, notifications, monitoring and dashboard, database management, ad-blocking, proxy services, recipe database, firmware management, reverse proxy, monitoring tools, password management, and container updates.
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An Idempotent Python code that provides the functions of "mysql_secure_installation" script
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(Charmed OSM) MariaDB for Kubernetes written using the Operator Framework
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Created by Michael "Monty" Widenius, David Axmark, Allan Larsson
Released October 29, 2009
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