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Author: tianzhou

content/blog/mysql-vs-mariadb.md

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+| 2024.9.29      | Initial version.                                                                |
+| 2024.11.05     | It was noted that MariaDB has had Atomic DDL since MariaDB 10.6.                |
+|                | It was noted that MariaDB has equal or better set of JSON functions that MySQL. |
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 While MariaDB was initially a fork of MySQL, the two have evolved over time, each with its own strengths and development priorities. Recently, [MariaDB is acquired by K1](https://mariadb.com/newsroom/press-releases/k1-acquires-a-leading-database-software-company-mariadb-and-appoints-new-ceo/), marking the new journey for MariaDB.
 
 At Bytebase, we work with both databases extensively since the Bytebase product needs to integrate
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 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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 ![change-query-secure-govern-database-all-in-one](/images/db-scheme-lg.png)
 
-Updated 2024/10/05 - It was noted that MariaDB has equal or better set of JSON functions that MySQL.
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 ## Other Comparisons
 
 - [MySQL vs. Postgres](/blog/postgres-vs-mysql)