Plugins in MariaDB and MySQL — So What’s in It for Me?
summary
Explains how plugins work in MariaDB and MySQL, describes the plugin APIs and which extension points are available (storage engines, authentication, handlers, etc.), and shows when and why to use plugins to extend or modify database behavior.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48What plugins and why
- 9:05Storage engine plugins
- 15:03Information schema plugins
- 17:16Authentication plugins
- 19:47Full-text search parsers
- 22:16Audit and monitoring plugins
- 25:04Daemon and utility plugins
- 27:13MariaDB plugin ecosystem
- 31:53Q&A
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