The Ultimate Guide to High Availability with MariaDB
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Deploy Single-Node Topology

Contents

  1. Overview
  2. MariaDB ColumnStore
  3. MariaDB Community Server
  4. MariaDB Enterprise ColumnStore with Local Storage
  5. MariaDB Enterprise ColumnStore with Object Storage
  6. MariaDB Enterprise Server

Overview

Installation and configuration instructions are available for the deployment of single-node topologies of MariaDB Enterprise Server and MariaDB Community Server.

MariaDB ColumnStore

These instructions detail a single-node deployment of a columnar data store, for MariaDB Community Server, with data optionally stored on S3-compatible object storage:

Single-Node ColumnStore Topology with MariaDB Community Server 10.5

Single-Node ColumnStore Topology with MariaDB Community Server 10.6

For high availability and scalability, see "Enterprise ColumnStore with Object Storage" or "Enterprise ColumnStore with Shared Local Storage".

MariaDB Community Server

These instructions detail a single-node deployment of MariaDB Community Server:

MariaDB Enterprise ColumnStore with Local Storage

These instructions detail a single-node deployment of a columnar data store:

Single-Node Enterprise ColumnStore Local Storage Topology with MariaDB Enterprise Server

For high availability and scalability, see "Enterprise ColumnStore with Shared Local Storage".

MariaDB Enterprise ColumnStore with Object Storage

These instructions detail a single-node deployment of a columnar data store for MariaDB Enterprise Server, with data stored on S3-compatible object storage:

Single-Node Enterprise ColumnStore Object Storage Topology with MariaDB Enterprise Server

For high availability and scalability, see "Enterprise ColumnStore with Object Storage".

MariaDB Enterprise Server

These instructions detail a single-node deployment of MariaDB Enterprise Server:

Single-Node Enterprise Server Topology with MariaDB Enterprise Server

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