A three node MariaDB Galera cluster behind an HAProxy pair and a Keepalived virtual IP survives a power-killed…
phpMyAdmin is the de-facto web UI for MySQL and MariaDB. It runs as a stock PHP application served…
LAMP is the four-letter shorthand for the original web-app stack: Linux, Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, and PHP. On…
MariaDB started life as a drop-in fork of MySQL and has since diverged: a faster release cadence, an…
The LAMP stack is still the default starting point for most PHP-based web applications. Ubuntu 26.04 LTS (Resolute…
MariaDB 11.8.6 now ships in Ubuntu 26.04’s main archive. That’s a first. Previous Ubuntu releases kept MariaDB in…
Most production web stacks on Ubuntu run Nginx over Apache these days. Nginx handles static content and reverse…
The Prometheus mysqld_exporter scrapes metrics from MySQL or MariaDB and exposes them in the Prometheus text format on…
File-level backups are useless for databases. If you tar a running PostgreSQL data directory, you get a corrupted…
Void Linux handles services differently from most distros. There’s no systemd here. Runit manages everything, and the package…
MySQL and MariaDB handle more production workloads than any other open-source database, yet most developers never read a…
A LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) remains the most deployed web application platform on the internet. WordPress,…
