About this talk
This talk, presented by Alejandro Duarte, explores the evolution of MySQL and MariaDB, two significant open-source databases. The speaker delves into their histories, revealing fascinating details that are often overlooked. Key topics include technical features such as pluggable storage engines, database proxies, automatic failover, high availability, transparent data masking, change data capture, and data ingestion, alongside compatibility with Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB. Attendees will gain a broader understanding of database management, deployment, and developer-oriented features and DevOps practices related to databases.
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