My overall experience has been great. I used some general settings for the server type I have, and it is a smooth go from there.

It has better performance than other database software. Easy to install and host, with varies of configurations.

Migration sometimes can be hard especially when you are upgrading the software.

Unfortunately, the majority of the community still seems to use MySQL, and that will become a problem as MySQL and MariaDB continue to diverge. How many developers will want to support both platforms.

MariaDB is a free MySQL clone with improvements such as faster speed and better replication. It requires minimum resources.

Easy and intuitive, the best way to work and it's free.

Performance of the cluster when using INSERT IGNORE statements with 100,000s of records that are all duplicates is a lot slower than on MySQL.

It is open source, easy to install, great to work with and reliable. You can use it very easily in Dockers.

An option to the MySQL database, as it is more updated than the free version of MySQL, and its license and its compatibility with Linux allows a low cost in production environment.

This works well with Django. It's also useful for other applications that need a database to store information like accounts and their usernames/passwords/addresses and many other details.

I've created and deployed project for a client in MariaDB with very less coding time and effort. It integrated seamlessly with PHP.

The open source license makes MariaDB the most cost-effective RDBMS solution on the market today.

Is a complete, with a great community database with a feature set that grows version after version easy to work with most programming languages and truly open source.

I ran into some configuration problem when trying to configure it on my VPS server.

Integration of MariaDB is very simple. I have used MariaDB with Java frameworks like Spring, Dropwizard, and Struts 2 and didn't face a single issue regarding its connectivity.

I use mainly the terminal interface doing simple commands from the mysql command line. I like the fact that it is compatible with mysql (of which it is of course a fork).

Very good to use MariaDB, very easy to configure and with a lot of documentation generated by the user community of the tool.

It is a community-developed product, easy to use and install, perfect for medium and large organizations.

MariaDB is a reliable database management system, open source and backed up by a huge community of users and developers.

It's a great drop-in replacement for MySQL. I have been using in my dev, test and prod sites and never really had any issues other than obvious identified bugs.

The improved fork of an excellent solution, integrate with a lot of software.

It can be difficult to setup for 1st time users, especially the server.

Starting up a Galera cluster is annoying. The first node needs a manual start.

I was a newbie when I start using MariaDB but the database was pretty easy to handle and use. This database can do competition with MySQL because both databases have good quality and usability.

I use it for a gaming server where we have tables for items, characters, etc. It's perfect for our use, easy to use, and has never crashed or failed yet.

Sily linked to other ticketing tools to be tracked. Cost effective tool for monitoring purpose.

It needs a little bit of large screen to monitor the map. Otherwise, it will little bit difficult to find out the servers.

The best benefit is the ability to create a monitor in a GUI rather than a command line.

If there is no wizard to monitor a host or service, it requires deep knowledge to configure the system.

One of the best tools to monitor your servers.

The UI and its functions are great. Enjoy working on this tool.

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MariaDB is the database for all, supporting any workload, in any cloud, at any scale. It has the versatility to support transactional, analytical & hybrid workloads as well as relational, JSON & hybrid data models. MariaDB scales from standalone databases & data warehouses to fully distributed SQL for executing millions of TPS & performing interactive, ad hoc analytics on billions of rows. Deploy MariaDB on commodity hardware, on all major public clouds & through MariaDB SkySQL DBaaS. MariaDB is the database for all, supporting any workload, in any cloud, at any scale.

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Real Time Analytics

Website Analytics

Document Storage

Database Support

Access Controls/Permissions

Data Storage Management

Real-Time Monitoring

Secure Login

Disaster Recovery

Transaction Monitoring

Customizable Fields

Data Capture and Transfer

Template Management

Data Import/Export

Custom Development

Real Time Data

Data Connectors

Real-Time Notifications

Real-time Updates

Visual Analytics

Activity Dashboard

Data Visualization

Built-In Database

Customizable Templates

Performance Analysis

Audit Management

Real Time Reporting

Multiple Programming Languages Supported

Relational Database Management

Automatic Backup

Reporting/Analytics

Backup and Recovery

Secure Data Storage

Data Replication

Please contact MariaDB for subscription pricing. MariaDB SkySQL cloud database pricing can be found here: https://mariadb.com/products/skysql/pricing/

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FAQs/Forum

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Phone Support

24/7 (Live Rep)

Chat

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11-50

51-200

201-500

501-1000

1000+

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Live Online

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Documentation

Videos

Nagios XI is a server monitoring solution designed to help businesses track IT operations and infrastructure components such as operating systems, services, network protocols and more. Staff members, stakeholders and end-users can receive alerts about outage issues via email or text messages.

Key features of Nagios XI include capacity planning, data visualization, configuration wizards and infrastructure management. Administrators can gain insights into network incidents, hosts, devices and other monitoring information using dashboards and graphs. Additionally, businesses can customize the user interface and configure access permissions for staff members according to requirements.

Nagios XI comes with an application programming interface (API), which enables organizations to integrate the platform with several third-party systems. The product is available on a license basis and support is extended via FAQs, video tutorials, knowledge base, phone, email, forums and other online measures.


User Management

Status Tracking

Email Alerts

Customizable Reports

Internet Usage Monitoring

SSL Security

IP Address Monitoring

Multitenancy

Automated Discovery

Baseline Manager

Anomaly Detection

Dependency Tracking

Bandwidth Monitoring

Audit Trail

Uptime Reporting

Server Monitoring

Network Analysis

Dashboard Creation

Capacity Management

Compliance Management

Performance Metrics

Web Traffic Reporting

Alerts/Notifications

Reporting & Statistics

Predictive Analytics

Application-Level Analysis

Service Level Agreement (SLA) Management

Network Resource Management

Dashboard

Alerts/Escalation

Monitoring

Trend Analysis

Capacity Planning

Performance Monitoring

Issue Auditing

Third-Party Integrations

Maintenance Scheduling

Standard Edition:

<li> 100-node: $1,995 USD
	
<li> 200-node: $2,995 USD

<li> Unlimited-node: $4,995 USD 

Enterprise Edition:

<li> 100-node: $3,495 USD
	
<li> 200-node: $4,495 USD

<li> Unlimited-node: $6,495 USD


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