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MariaDB: security advisories, deprecations and releases
Open-source relational database forked from MySQL.
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- HIGH Still on MariaDB 10.6? Why your next upgrade is a security decision
- HIGH MariaDB 11.8 fixes InnoDB in-memory performance regression from 10.5
- INFO MariaDB Foundation Newsletter – 1 November 2026
- INFO What MariaDB’s plugin API can carry: the HyperLogLog case
- INFO Build an "ask the docs" app with Laravel 13 and MariaDB Vector
Security 2
- HIGH NEW THIS WEEK ACT BY 21 OCT 2026 MariaDB Foundation · 31 Oct 2026
Still on MariaDB 10.6? Why your next upgrade is a security decision
Urges MariaDB 10.6 users to plan upgrades because the version will lose security support, referencing recent PHP RCE flaws as context for timely patching.
- MEDIUM MariaDB Foundation · 14 Oct 2026
MariaDB Foundation: Reproducing and Validating MDEV-37992 with TAF
Regression MDEV-37992 exposed under specific LRU and buffer-pool conditions with memory-resident workloads is reproduced across MariaDB 11.8, 12.3, and 13.1 and fixed.
Deprecations 1
- MEDIUM ACT BY 31 DEC 2026 endoflife.date · 2 Oct 2026
MariaDB 13.0 reaches end of life on 2026-12-31
MariaDB 13.0 reaches end of life on 2026-12-31, as listed by endoflife.date.
Releases 5
- HIGH NEW THIS WEEK MariaDB Foundation · 27 Oct 2026
MariaDB 11.8 fixes InnoDB in-memory performance regression from 10.5
InnoDB buffer pool LRU clock began ticking too early in 10.5, adding overhead to in-memory workloads. MariaDB 11.8 restores the original clock semantics and delivers up to 3× throughput gains on such workloads.
- INFO MariaDB Foundation · 7 Oct 2026
Laravel 13 now supports MariaDB Vector natively
Laravel 13 integrates MariaDB Vector directly, enabling semantic search in Laravel apps without extra databases or services.
- INFO MariaDB Foundation · 3 Oct 2026
MariaDB Foundation’s Test Automation Framework (TAF) 4.0 Release
TAF 4.0 is the largest update since launch, redesigning workload organization, execution, and reporting for MariaDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL.
- INFO MariaDB Foundation · 3 Oct 2026
MariaDB 13.0 ships DuckDB storage engine
MariaDB 13.0 is stable since 17 September and includes the DuckDB storage engine. A Magento benchmark ran 63 times faster after tables were moved to DuckDB.
- INFO AWS What's New · 2 Oct 2026
Amazon RDS now supports AMD-based M8a instances
Amazon RDS adds M8a database instances powered by 5th-gen AMD EPYC processors for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB workloads.
News and tools 6
- INFO NEW THIS WEEK MariaDB Foundation · 1 Nov 2026
MariaDB Foundation Newsletter – 1 November 2026
Highlights InnoDB performance gains, FOSDEM 2027 devroom call, parallel queries, first India meetup, and 17 years of MariaDB Server.
- INFO NEW THIS WEEK MariaDB Foundation · 1 Nov 2026
What MariaDB’s plugin API can carry: the HyperLogLog case
Author demonstrates that a full analytic feature, including a column type, aggregates, and scalar functions, can be implemented outside the MariaDB server core using a plugin.
- INFO NEW THIS WEEK MariaDB Foundation · 28 Oct 2026
Build an "ask the docs" app with Laravel 13 and MariaDB Vector
Tutorial shows how to use Laravel 13 native MariaDB Vector support to build a simple RAG-style documentation chatbot.
- INFO MariaDB Foundation · 17 Oct 2026
MariaDB Foundation: Exploring TidesDB Performance with TAF
TidesDB storage engine is now pluggable in MariaDB via the TideSQL plugin, and TAF provides a way to run reproducible workloads against it.
- INFO MariaDB Foundation · 8 Oct 2026
Building a Public Performance Change Detection Library for MariaDB
MariaDB is creating an open performance change detection library so benchmarking knowledge and regression detection become public instead of staying inside private teams.
- INFO MariaDB Foundation · 5 Oct 2026
Migrating a 500 GB Production MariaDB Database from Amazon RDS to EC2
Detailed walk-through of moving a 500 GB MariaDB database from Amazon RDS to EC2 while preserving a rollback path.
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