Upgrading to a newer major version of MariaDB
summary
Claims that MariaDB lets you jump major versions rely on mysql-upgrade runs SQL fixes from a generated sql.c sequence and on its idempotent SQL-driven approach that tries to recreate or alter mysql. tables. It also documents limits: cannot fix engine/plugin or InnoDB corruption*, and it misses some migrations (old DATETIME internal format, virtual columns, Galera major-version mismatches). Known bugs affect events, roles and statistics; mysql-upgrade writes its progress to a file not the DB and may need --force to rerun. Always run it and check logs.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 4:54Upgrading MariaDB best practices
- 11:36mysql-upgrade limitations and bugs
- 17:23Summary and Q&A








