> How many years into the future is it reasonable to expect that MySQL will
remain a recommended database server for "production use" along with
MariaDB now that the Foundation has switched to using MariaDB internally
Given a migration back to MySQL is not out of the table for us WMF DBAs,
and I
On Thursday, October 19, 2017, Hogan, Michael C
wrote:
> How many years into the future is it reasonable to expect that MySQL will
remain a recommended database server for "production use" along with
MariaDB now that the Foundation has switched to using MariaDB
We have no plans of dropping support at the moment, though we had some
discussions about raising the minimum required versions (which are
ridiculously low at the moment).
On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 6:41 PM, Hogan, Michael C <
michael.c.hog...@boeing.com> wrote:
> How many years into the future is
How many years into the future is it reasonable to expect that MySQL will
remain a recommended database server for "production use" along with MariaDB
now that the Foundation has switched to using MariaDB internally? I know that
MariaDB claims to be drop in compatible with MySQL, but the list