MariaDB plc: Shareholders speak, but execs are quiet
With losses shrinking, the next step will be to hear what plans its new owners have for the open source RDBMS provider.
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With losses shrinking, the next step will be to hear what plans its new owners have for the open source RDBMS provider.
Poor financial health has taken a heavy toll on MariaDB PLC and shaken its customer base. An acquisition might not be enough to reverse the damage, experts said.
Poor financial health has taken a heavy toll on MariaDB PLC and shaken its customer base. An acquisition might not be enough to reverse the damage, experts said.
Percona (arguably) has some spirit. The company has tried really hard to schedule user conventions throughout these first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic; always cancelling when appropriate ...
Over the last few years, the software development community’s love affair with the popular open-source relational database has reached a bit of a fever pitch. This Hacker News thread covering a piece titled “PostgreSQL is the worlds’ best database”, busting at the seams with fawning sycophants lavishing unconditional praise, is a perfect example of this phenomenon. While much of this praise is certainly well-deserved, the lack of meaningful dissent left me a bit bothered. No software is perfect, so exactly what are PostgreSQL’s imperfections? I’ve been hands-on with PostgreSQL ...