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Updated on 9/3/2026
Open-source HTAP database with real-time analytics
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Remote in India
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Remote within India, with travel of up to 40% within the region.
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MariaDB provides open-source database solutions designed for hybrid transactional and analytical processing (HTAP) to power real-time data interactions for modern applications. It serves a range of users from consumer web/mobile apps to back-office systems, offering both free and enterprise-grade software with revenue from subscriptions, support services, and consulting. The platform enables real-time querying and analytics on live data, allowing developers and data scientists to mine information and improve user experiences. Unlike many competitors, MariaDB emphasizes an open-source model with enterprise options, balancing community-driven development with professional support and consulting. Its goal is to offer a scalable, customizable database platform that seamlessly handles both transactional and analytical workloads, delivering timely insights and reliable data management for diverse applications.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Redwood City, California
Founded
2014
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MariaDB Q3 2026 maintenance releases and 10.6 end of life announcement. Published 52 minutes ago by Xaren Lysander Valtor MariaDB has released maintenance updates for its four active LTS branches, including the final binary for version 10.6, which has reached its end of life. The latest release, Server 12.3.3, introduces significant changes, such as a new binary logging implementation and default settings that could affect application behavior. Users on version 10.6 are encouraged to upgrade directly to either 11.8 or 12.3 to benefit from enhanced performance and new features, bypassing intermediate versions. The foundation continues to focus on fewer branches for maintenance, ensuring ongoing improvements and support for the remaining versions
MariaDB Node.js Connector 3.5.4 and 3.4.7 now available. MariaDB is pleased to announce the immediate availability of the MariaDB Connector/Node.js 3.5.4, 3.4.7, 3.3.4, and 3.2.5 GA releases. Release notes. MariaDB Connector/Node.js 3.5.4 is a Stable (GA) release. Notable changes in this release include: * New maxAllowedColumns option (default 65535), bounding the column count a server may announce for a result-set or a prepared statement. Without it, a rogue server can make the client allocate metadata for a result-set that never completes. * Connection options are merged through the prototype chain instead of being flat-cloned for every command (#353, contribution by erulabs) * Enable standard TLS certificate identity validation under Deno * Add JavaScript SAST (CodeQL and eslint-plugin-security) to CI * Fixes for various issues * maxAllowedColumns (new, integer, default 65535) - maximum number of columns a server-announced result-set or prepare metadata may declare. The column count is read from the wire before any metadata is allocated for it, so a malicious or man-in-the-middle server announcing an enormous count could otherwise exhaust client memory. A larger count closes the connection with a fatal error instead. The value must be an integer greater than 0. * maxAllowedPacket (default changed) - when the option is not set, the default is now a quarter of the memory available to the process (the cgroup limit when containerized, physical memory otherwise), bounded to [16 MB, 1 GB]. It was previously a fixed 16 MB. The value is also advertised to the server in the handshake response and now bounds packet reassembly on the read side: a server announcing a larger packet is refused rather than growing the reassembly buffer. Set it to the server's real max_allowed_packet; a lower value rejects legitimate results. MariaDB Connector/Node.js 3.4.7 is a Stable (GA) release. Notable changes in this release include:
MariaDB named 2026 DBTA Readers' Choice Awards Best Overall Database for the second consecutive year. Selected by the DBTA community, the award validates growing industry recognition of MariaDB's momentum following significant platform innovation and investment over the past two years. MILPITAS, Calif. and DUBLIN - August 5, 2026 - MariaDB plc, the enterprise database platform for agentic AI, today announced that it has been named Best Overall Database in the 2026 DBTA Readers' Choice Awards. This marks the second consecutive year and third time overall that MariaDB has received the honor. Presented annually by Database Trends and Applications (DBTA) magazine, the DBTA Readers' Choice Awards recognize the industry's leading database and data management technologies based on votes from the publication's readers, including enterprise IT professionals, database administrators and data practitioners. The recognition comes at a time of significant innovation for MariaDB, as organizations increasingly seek a unified database platform that supports transactions, analytics and AI workloads. The recent acquisition of GridGain strengthens MariaDB's unified open database with high-performance in-memory computing for real-time AI workloads, complementing the company's broader investments in production-ready AI capabilities. "Receiving this recognition from the DBTA community for the second consecutive year is especially meaningful because it reflects the confidence of the database professionals building and operating today's most critical applications," said Vikas Mathur, chief product officer, MariaDB plc. "As AI moves from experimentation into production, enterprises need more than another AI tool. They need a trusted data foundation. MariaDB helps organizations bring operational, analytical and AI workloads together on a single open platform so they can innovate faster without sacrificing performance, reliability or security." "A modern information architecture is essential to support cloud for data and analytics, data warehouse modernization and the integration of AI-driven insights," said Tom Hogan, group publisher, Database Trends and Applications. "To help companies progress along their data-driven journeys, each year, DBTA presents the Readers' Choice Awards, offering the opportunity to recognize the best of the best companies whose products have been selected by you - our readers!" The award builds on a year of continued innovation and industry recognition for MariaDB. Earlier this year, the company was named Data Management Platform of the Year in the 2026 Data Breakthrough Awards for its unified platform that enables organizations to build AI-powered applications while simplifying data infrastructure. MariaDB also launched MariaDB Enterprise Platform 2026, introducing native retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines, Model Context Protocol (MCP) support, integrated vector search and dedicated AI frameworks to help organizations build and deploy production-ready AI applications. The MariaDB database has now been downloaded over 3 billion times worldwide, tripling its total downloads in just the past year, reflecting the company's rapid growth and continued momentum in enterprise AI and data infrastructure. Today, MariaDB powers mission-critical workloads across industries, including financial services, banking, aviation, 5G networks, healthcare, prescription management and the public sector. About MariaDB MariaDB seeks to eliminate the constraints and complexity of proprietary databases, enabling organizations to reinvest in what matters most - rapidly developing innovative, customer-facing applications. Enterprises can depend on a single complete hybrid database platform for all their needs, that can be deployed in minutes for transactional, analytical, hybrid and AI use cases. Trusted by organizations such as Deutsche Bank, DBS, Nokia, Red Hat, Samsung and VirginMedia O2 - MariaDB delivers customer value without the financial burden of legacy database providers. For more information, please visit mariadb.com.
TuxCare has launched Endless Lifecycle Support for MariaDB Community Server 10.6, providing security updates beyond its scheduled end-of-life date of 6 July 2026. The service enables organisations to maintain secure MariaDB environments whilst planning database upgrades on their own timelines. Database migrations often involve significant complexity, including application compatibility testing, connector dependencies, replication configurations and data integrity validation. Rushing upgrades can introduce operational risks and potential downtime. The extended support helps organisations maintain compliance whilst reducing pressure to accelerate database migrations. TuxCare's service delivers ongoing vulnerability updates for applicable security issues, allowing businesses to continue operating critical MariaDB workloads securely whilst thoroughly testing modernisation initiatives. The company protects over one million workloads globally across enterprises, government agencies and research institutions.
MariaDB Community Server Q2 2026 maintenance releases. MariaDB is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB Community Server 11.8.7, 11.4.11, 10.11.17, and 10.6.26 maintenance releases. See the release notes and changelogs for additional details on each release and visit mariadb.com/downloads to download. Release notes and changelogs. MariaDB Community Server 11.8.7. MariaDB Community Server 11.4.11. MariaDB Community Server 10.11.17.