MariaDB 10.5 support
Planned
As a Database Administrator, I would like to have support for MariaDB 10.5 so that I can upgrade my existing database server.
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I know it's still in BETA at the moment, but I want to make sure this request is logged and that it can be implemented as soon as it's possible.
10.5 will bring several improvements (https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/mariadb-server-105/), as always, and some of them are of my interest. :)
I like this idea 
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The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
It's actually currently in ALPHA stage, not even in BETA, but I surely want to see it implemented once it's stable.
Still waiting for the 10.4 stable which is already available.
https://features.cpanel.net/topic/maria-10-4-support
It's actually currently in ALPHA stage, not even in BETA, but I surely want to see it implemented once it's stable.
Still waiting for the 10.4 stable which is already available.
https://features.cpanel.net/topic/maria-10-4-support
MariaDB 10.5 is now RC with 10.5.3. cPanel really needs to speed up as it does not even support 10.4.
MariaDB 10.5 is now RC with 10.5.3. cPanel really needs to speed up as it does not even support 10.4.
And it is stable now... https://mariadb.org/mariadb-10-5-4-now-available/
And it is stable now... https://mariadb.org/mariadb-10-5-4-now-available/
Can someone from cpanel let us know if you plan to support 10.4 still or just skip it and go straight to 10.5?
Can someone from cpanel let us know if you plan to support 10.4 still or just skip it and go straight to 10.5?
10.5.5 is out: https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-1055-release-notes/
10.5.5 is out: https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-1055-release-notes/
Hey cPanel,
Any plans to implement this yet? I think its essential now, given the delay in supporting 10.4!
Hey cPanel,
Any plans to implement this yet? I think its essential now, given the delay in supporting 10.4!
We are investigating skipping MariaDB 10.4 and going straight to 10.5, but this is still in the idea phase.
We are investigating skipping MariaDB 10.4 and going straight to 10.5, but this is still in the idea phase.
Magento v2.4 was released almost 2 months ago, this is a major update. Magento states MariaDB 10.2 is not tested or recommended. We really need an upgrade path to MariaDB 10.4+ so we can make sure our Magneto e-commerce websites are secure. Is cPanel any closer to implementing a newer version of MariaDB?
Magento v2.4 was released almost 2 months ago, this is a major update. Magento states MariaDB 10.2 is not tested or recommended. We really need an upgrade path to MariaDB 10.4+ so we can make sure our Magneto e-commerce websites are secure. Is cPanel any closer to implementing a newer version of MariaDB?
Hello, what happens if I update to version 10.5 but cPanel only supports 10.3? When cPanel supports version 10.5 and I already have version 10.5 installed, will something happen? will I lose the database or what can happen?
Hello, what happens if I update to version 10.5 but cPanel only supports 10.3? When cPanel supports version 10.5 and I already have version 10.5 installed, will something happen? will I lose the database or what can happen?
There is a bug in MariaDB 10.3 that is fixed in 10.5. It is making our site unstable. See the following link for details:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/63244573
There is a bug in MariaDB 10.3 that is fixed in 10.5. It is making our site unstable. See the following link for details:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/63244573
Why do I have to use a version that dates back to 2018? I want to use the full potential of my server. It should not take that long. I have seen two pricing updates from cPanel but no MariaDB updates...
Why do I have to use a version that dates back to 2018? I want to use the full potential of my server. It should not take that long. I have seen two pricing updates from cPanel but no MariaDB updates...
The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
This feature request was crated when cPanel 84 came out. 6th major release is about to happen and still no update to MariaDB. And I did not even cehck when MariaDB 10.4 request was made...
This feature request was crated when cPanel 84 came out. 6th major release is about to happen and still no update to MariaDB. And I did not even cehck when MariaDB 10.4 request was made...
Hello,
Cloudlinux already added support for MySQL Governor in MariaDB 10.5, any progress from the cPanel side on this?
Hello,
Cloudlinux already added support for MySQL Governor in MariaDB 10.5, any progress from the cPanel side on this?
This feature is desperately needed. I have several servers stuck using an older version of mariaDB.
This feature is desperately needed. I have several servers stuck using an older version of mariaDB.
Could you please tell me when do you plan to add this feature to the software. Or I think you better tell us what have you added to the software in the past 6 months that is worth mentioning other than the so-late-that-even-itself-is-dead-centos8 support!
Could you please tell me when do you plan to add this feature to the software. Or I think you better tell us what have you added to the software in the past 6 months that is worth mentioning other than the so-late-that-even-itself-is-dead-centos8 support!
Hi cPanel, I have two comments on moderation, I'd like to know why they are still pending.
one is 4 months old and the other is 2 months old.
Hi cPanel, I have two comments on moderation, I'd like to know why they are still pending.
one is 4 months old and the other is 2 months old.
It looks like this won't happen in version 96 either.
It looks like this won't happen in version 96 either.
I hope they will do it for 96 asap .. because it is badly needed .. this has simply taken to long and the plesk panel already supports it.
I hope they will do it for 96 asap .. because it is badly needed .. this has simply taken to long and the plesk panel already supports it.
We are currently working on support for MariaDB 10.5 which should available at the end of Q2/early Q3 with v98. We have been hesitant to provide a timeframe as a result of changes we were making internally to the product as well as an evaluation of our options that was being done prior to this year. We'll have a blog post that discusses these considerations and changes that were made in more detail available in the coming months as well.
We are currently working on support for MariaDB 10.5 which should available at the end of Q2/early Q3 with v98. We have been hesitant to provide a timeframe as a result of changes we were making internally to the product as well as an evaluation of our options that was being done prior to this year. We'll have a blog post that discusses these considerations and changes that were made in more detail available in the coming months as well.
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