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What's new in MariaDB 11

Cristian Buleandra

Oct 6, 2024 — 1 min read

Here is a summary of the key updates in MariaDB from versions 11.0 to 11.7:

MariaDB 11.0 (Released: June 2023)

Performance: Query execution improvements, including optimized joins and faster storage engines.
Security: Enhanced encryption options and better user authentication methods.
Replication: Improved replication handling for better performance in distributed databases.

MariaDB 11.1 (August 2023)

JSON: Enhanced JSON functionality, including optimized query performance on JSON data types.
Privileges: Role-based privileges improvements.

MariaDB 11.2 (November 2023)

Performance: Improvements in query optimization and execution speed for complex queries.
Data Types: New data types and functions, such as better support for geospatial data.

MariaDB 11.3 (February 2024)

InnoDB Enhancements: Increased stability and performance in the InnoDB storage engine.
Security: Introduction of stricter default configurations for increased security.

MariaDB 11.4 (May 2024)

Backup Improvements: Faster backups with optimized data handling.
Performance: General improvements in storage and index handling.

MariaDB 11.5 (August 2024)

Replication: Enhanced replication, particularly for XA transactions.
Optimizer: Improvements for better query performance.
Partitioning: Fixes to address server crashes.

MariaDB 11.6 (August 2024)

Spider Engine: Stability improvements in the Spider storage engine.
Character Sets: Fixed crashes related to character set handling.
Replication: Improved semisynchronous replication.

MariaDB 11.7 (TBA ~September 2024)

Galera Cluster: Updated for better performance.
Backup: Improved handling of secure password management during backups.

These updates show a clear focus on improving database performance, security, and user convenience across the MariaDB 11.x series.

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