blogs: mysql vs mariadb (update) - atomic ddl (#455)

As mentioned on Linkedin's repost of this MariaDB has had
Atomic DDL since 10.6

ref: https://jira.mariadb.org/browse/MDEV-17567

I totally support independent comparison, however
lets remove factual inaccuracies. I've minimally removed
Atomic DDL as a MySQL 8 feature with a note of the change.

Author: grooverdan

content/blog/mysql-vs-mariadb.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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 title: 'MySQL vs. MariaDB: a Complete Comparison in 2024'
 author: Tianzhou
-updated_at: 2024/09/29 09:00
+updated_at: 2024/11/05 08:00
 feature_image: /content/blog/mysql-vs-mariadb/cover.webp
 tags: Industry
 featured: true
@@ -49,12 +49,6 @@ It may seem at first glance that MariaDB is more "strict" because it lacks the c
 
 ## Features where MySQL Shines
 
-### Atomic DDL
-
-MySQL 8.0 introduced Atomic DDL, ensuring that schema changes (like ALTER TABLE) are either fully committed or fully rolled back in the event of failure. This reduces the risk of corruption or inconsistent states during schema changes.
-
-MariaDB uses Aria, a crash-safe alternative to MyISAM for the system tables. Howeer, Aria does not have full Atomic DDL support.
-
 ### Native Data Dictionary
 
 MySQL 8.0 introduced a Native Data Dictionary, which is used to store metadata (like table definitions and schema information) in transactional tables within the InnoDB engine. This eliminates the need for traditional `.frm` files and improves the management of metadata, especially during upgrades and changes.
@@ -146,6 +140,8 @@ On the other hand, the open-source MariaDB project still carries the torch passe
 
 It's also possible that MySQL and MariaDB co-exist inside an organization. And if you want to manage the database development lifecycle for both of them, please check out [Bytebase](/).
 
+Updated 2024/10/05 - It was noted that MariaDB has had Atomic DDL since MariaDB 10.6.
+
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