MariaDB Enterprise Operator
Run and operate MariaDB Enterprise in Kubernetes using the Enterprise Operator.
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Introduction
High-level overview of Kubernetes and MariaDB Enterprise Operator -
Customer access to docker.mariadb.com
Configure access to docker.mariadb.com in your CRs -
Docker Images
Docker images compatible with MariaDB Enterprise Operator -
MariaDB Enterprise Operator Installation
Install MariaDB Enterprise Operator in Kubernetes and OpenShift -
Quickstart
Getting started with MariaDB Enterprise Operator -
Standalone MariaDB
Provision standalone MariaDB Enterprise Servers in Kubernetes -
Galera Cluster
Provision and operate Galera Enterprise clusters in Kubernetes -
High Availability
Configure high availability in MariaDB and MaxScale -
MaxScale Database Proxy
Configure MaxScale to load balance requests to your MariaDB instances -
Backup and Restore
Take and restore backups of your MariaDB instances -
Storage
Provision and resize volumes for the /var/lib/mysql data directory -
TLS
Issue, configure and rotate TLS certificates for MariaDB and MaxScale -
Configuration
Various configuration aspects shared across multiple CRs -
Updates
Perform updates to your MariaDB instances without downtime -
Metrics
Configure Prometheus metrics in your MariaDB and MaxScale instances -
SQL Resources
Declaratively manage users, grants and logical databases using CRs -
Metadata
Configure metadata in your CRs -
Suspend Reconciliation
Suspend operator reconciliation to perform maintenance -
API Reference
enterprise.mariadb.com API documentation, including CRs and their field descriptions -
Examples Catalog
Example manifests demonstrating the operator's functionality in a practical way -
MariaDB Enterprise Operator Migrations
Migration runbooks for MariaDB Enterprise Operator -
MariaDB Enterprise Operator Release Notes
New features, bugfixes and information about every Enterprise operator release
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