Harald,
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Andrea Brancatelli
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On 2017-10-12 14:25, Reindl Harald wrote:
>> Actually, as you said a few minutes later, RHEL ships Oracle MySQL as
>> "community-mysql", as do FreeBSD, and any other distribution
>
> sorry, but when you can't distinct between Fedora and RHEL any discussion is
> worthless - RHEL don't ship MySQL but you pretended "because of license
> issues" which is not true
>
> Am 12.10.2017 um 14:17 schrieb Andrea Brancatelli:
>
>> Don't be rude.
>>
>> What I'm saying is exactly reported in the link you gave:
>
> no you pretended "RHEL doesn't ship MySQL as default anymore just because of
> licensing issues"
>
>> "The original company behind MySQL, MySQL AB, were bought out by Sun which
>> was then bought by Oracle. Recent changes made by Oracle indicate they are
>> moving the MySQL project to be more closed. They are no longer publishing
>> any useful information about security issues (CVEs), and they are not
>> providing complete regression tests any more, and a very large fraction of
>> the mysql bug database is now not public.
>>
>> MariaDB, which was founded by some of the original MySQL developers, has a
>> more open-source attitude and an active community. We have found them to be
>> much easier to work with, especially in regards to security matters."
>>
>> Read it differently: a few years ago a lot of FUD was spread abut MySQL
>> going closed, but that didn't happen.
>
> but the issues above still existst
>
>> The only nonsense here is your statement:
>>
>> /"BUT looking that RHEL no longer ships oracle MySQl and most other
>> distributions switched to MariaDB as well as big players like Wikipedia
>> Oracle MySQL is dead - period"/
>>
>> Actually, as you said a few minutes later, RHEL ships Oracle MySQL as
>> "community-mysql", as do FreeBSD, and any other distribution.
>
> RHEL *does not* ship MySQL
> you need to realize that RHEL != Fedora
>
> fact is most Linux distributions ship MySQL any longer as default
>
>> Oracle MySQL is not dead at all, and was actually faster than MariaDB (
>> https://mariadb.org/maria-10-1-mysql-5-7-commodity-hardware/ [1])
>> previously and it's actually probably faster now as MySQL 8 is faster than
>> MySQL 5.7 (
>> http://dimitrik.free.fr/blog/archives/2017/10/mysql-performance-21m-qps-on-80rc.html
>> [2]).
>
> may i suggest that you inform yourself somehow about MariaDB, what get
> backported, what version of InnoDB it uses and so on as you said "I never
> used MariaDB" while MariaDB users don't say the same about Oracle MySQL -
> comparing MariaDB 10.1 with MySQL 5.7 is nonsense because 10.1 used a older
> XtraDB generation while 10.2 is at MySQL 5.7 level
>
> 2017-10-12 14:23:53 140276216588608 [Note] InnoDB: 5.7.19 started; log
> sequence number 16262762714
> 2017-10-12 14:23:53 140275703867136 [Note] InnoDB: Loading buffer pool(s)
> from /mnt/data/db/mysql-srv/ib_buffer_pool
>
>> BTW, relax, none of this is gonna change our life - we're just talking.
>>
>> Use whatever you prefer, for the reason you like
>
> i don't care much but you are talking about "supported software"
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[1]
https://mariadb.org/maria-10-1-mysql-5-7-commodity-hardware/Â
[2]
http://dimitrik.free.fr/blog/archives/2017/10/mysql-performance-21m-qps-on-80rc.htmlÂ
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